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Is there a trick/plugin/script to achieve the following in Gmail? While I am writing an email, I see that I have received one or more new emails. They might be connected to what I am writing about, so I want to read them. Then, I have to save my new email as a draft, read the just-received emails, and go back to my draft to keep on writing. Can this process be optimized so that I don't have to switch to the inbox and back to drafts? | ||||
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There's an icon in the right upper corner of the compose new mail window. Click it and you can write the new mail a new window. | |||||
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Open the inbox in a new tab/window. Thats what I usually do when composing an email and a new one comes in | |||
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You can always switch to a new window while composing a new mail (there is a little icon in the top right corner while composing a new mail). If you do that, then you can read mails from inbox at the same time. | |||
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