Over the years, Google has rolled out different digital products that cater to the online needs of its users, and that has kept Google at the forefront of the internet age, where everything is done online and data is everything. Prior to the release of the new Gmail last week, the Gmail contact features disappeared from the Google App list.
The newly rolled-out Gmail changed from normal Gmail to classic Gmail, with rearrangements to the app list and settings. How to find contacts in New Gmail is what this post shares with you. Keep reading.
Yes, no doubt, when Google rolls out a new version of their apps or products, you will be rest assured that it makes things easier than before; however, things become easier when you know how it’s done.
The New Classic Gmail in reality made locating the contact and task features easier, but since it’s newly introduced, people hardly find their contact and task anymore.
The new Gmail Apps interface replaced the position of the contacts with a tasks panel at the right side of the Gmail login. The question now is: how can one locate the contact app or feature when logged into Gmail or the new classic Gmail?
Here is how to create a quick link that adds the contact features so that you can easily locate it:
Contacts in the New Classic Gmail are revealed.
- When you are signed in to your Gmail account using your browser, (Google Chrome),.
- Tap the App Drawer at the top right of your sign-in page, near your Google profile.
- The icon lowers the list of Google Apps; if the contact features aren’t in the list, tap the “MORE” button.
- Contact should appear in the remaining list of Google Apps.
- Click on the contact icon and drag it wherever you want.
- That makes accessing the contact app easier whenever you click on the app drawer.
Note that the above process opens the contact feature on a different page, which, to many, isn’t a good role. However, you can easily bookmark the contact feature, which is easily accessible with a click of a button.
Bookmark the Google Contact feature.
Here is how to go about bookmarking the Google Contact features for easy access: