Last week, I was working on a project where I sorely needed some additional organization. But there's no way to color-code messages. You can use filters to put email in different folders (what Gmail calls ) or put it in different tabs along the top of the inbox. Gmail does not have conditional formatting. So, for example, if you get an email from your most-important contact, you can make the font size bigger, or change the message line's color so it stands out from the rest. That said, I recently found myself missing feature I used a lot in Outlook: conditional formatting.įor those of you who aren't familiar with that feature, conditional formatting allows you to set message list formatting on rules. Although Outlook now has a much better web mail than in years past, I still prefer Gmail. I sure don't miss wrangling the Outlook application on all my devices.
Gmail has, mostly, been a seamless experience. To honest, it's hard to understand how I could have ever gone so many years living in Outlook. It's been almost years since I switched from Outlook to Gmail.
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