Contacts in the new gmail
In the new Gmail interface, contacts are managed through the "Contacts" tab, which can be accessed by clicking on the "Contacts" button in the left-hand sidebar or by searching for a contact's name in the search bar.
Here are some key features and tips for managing contacts in the new Gmail:
- Contact List: The contact list displays all your contacts, including their names, email addresses, and phone numbers. You can sort the list by name, email, or phone number.
- Contact Card: When you click on a contact's name, a contact card appears, displaying more detailed information about the contact, such as their job title, company, and social media profiles.
- Contact Groups: You can create contact groups to organize your contacts by category, such as friends, family, or colleagues. To create a group, click on the "New group" button and add contacts to the group.
- Contact Search: You can search for contacts by name, email, or phone number using the search bar at the top of the contacts list.
- Contact Editing: You can edit a contact's information by clicking on the three vertical dots next to their name and selecting "Edit contact."
- Contact Import/Export: You can import contacts from other email providers or export your contacts to a CSV file.
- Contact Labels: You can add labels to contacts to categorize them or to mark them as important. To add a label, click on the three vertical dots next to the contact's name and select "Add label."
- Contact Sharing: You can share a contact with others by clicking on the three vertical dots next to the contact's name and selecting "Share contact."
Some additional tips for managing contacts in the new Gmail:
- You can also access your contacts from the "People" tab in the Gmail sidebar.
- You can use the "Quick contacts" feature to quickly add a new contact or edit an existing one.
- You can use the "Contact manager" feature to manage your contacts, including importing and exporting contacts, and creating contact groups.
- You can also use third-party contact management tools, such as Contactually or HubSpot, to manage your contacts and integrate them with your Gmail account.