The Google Calendar app helps you spend less time managing your schedule and more time enjoying it. Available on Android, iPhone and iPad.

• Gmail, Calendar, Contacts & Google Inbox Manage all your Gmail, Calendar, Contacts and Google Inbox accounts in Mailplane instead of cluttering up your browser window. All-in-one app with Apple-like keyboard shortcuts. No separate set-up required.

• • Notifier Mailplane's notifier lets you know how many unread messages are in your inboxes, right from your Mac's menu bar. It also notifies you when new emails arrive. You can react directly by archiving a message or writing a quick reply.

• • Search & Navigate Navigate Mailplane at the speed of light. No matter if you want to jump to a label, tab, account, or bookmark. Search for messages simultaneously across all your Gmail and Google Inbox accounts. • • Annotation & Shapes Get your point across with fewer words using annotations and shapes.

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• • Integrations Mailplane integrates with other macOS apps in various ways. See a comprehensive list.

Extensions Third-party extensions enhance Mailplane. Give them a try with a single click. • Schedule emails, set reminders, and follow up easily • Find email addresses and display useful contextual data • Keep track of deals and manage customer information • Send later, track responses, and write better emails • Know everything about your Gmail contacts right from your inbox • Enhance your written communication everywhere you type • Engage with Sales Navigator insights from your inbox • Make your inbox smarter with a shared inbox & CRM • Level up Gmail to make it a powerful sales prospecting tool • Manage shared mailboxes and share labels with your team. • Extend the Salesforce platform to your inbox and sell smarter • Schedule Zoom meetings directly from Google Calendar and much more • FullContact • Grammarly • LinkedIn Sales Navigator • Gmelius • Docsify • Hiver • Salesforce Inbox • Zoom Scheduler.

Advertisement Why isn’t there a native Gmail app for Mac? It might sound like an odd question – after all, Gmail was one of the first truly functional web apps. It’s always been in the browser, and that’s arguably a key selling point even today. That’s one perspective; here’s another.

Gmail offers native apps on Android and iOS, both of which blend with their operating systems. Why shouldn’t the far more powerful desktop operating systems get the same treatment? It’s a particularly relevant question for Mac users, who love the window management, notifications, and other features of OS X. We went Need a desktop client for Gmail on your Mac?

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• Gmail in a separate window, with its own app icon on the dock and elsewhere. Sure, you could turn Gmail into a Mac app with Fluid, but this is a touch more elegant. • One-click support for multiple Gmail accounts.

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• Makes use of native Mac notifications, optionally only for Important emails. Let’s take a look at a few of these features, and see how they work. Gmail With Native Mac Notifications As someone who Email. Social networks.

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