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Google has announced its intention to end the inbox at the end of March 2019 "to focus only on Gmail". In the meantime, if you have not adopted the new Gmail yet, you may want to start trying. Google plans to automatically migrate inbox users to the new experience starting September 18th.

Now that the new Gmail design has arrived, Google loses weight by removing Inbox.

In an article in a blog on Wednesday, Google announced its intention to close the e-mail in late March 2019 "to focus only on Gmail."

"Four years after the launch of Inbox in 2014, we learned a lot about how to make e-mail more efficient. We took some popular Inbox experiences and added them to Gmail to help more than a billion people everyday"Gmail Product Manager Matthew Izatt wrote," Looking forward, we want to take a more focused approach that will help us deliver the best messaging experience for everyone. "

The web giant first introduced the invitation-only inbox before making it available to everyone in 2015. The app, which groups similar types of mail into sets and offers a convenient callback function a " excellent "note in PCMag review.

The new version of Gmail integrates many Google features in the inbox, such as Smart Reply and Nudges, as well as new features like Smart Compose. Google has developed a transition guide to help users move from inbox to the new version of Gmail.

If you have not adopted the new Gmail yet, you may want to start trying. Google plans to automatically migrate users to the new experience starting September 18. You can disable the new version of Gmail until October 16, when Google plans to remove this option.