Google announces improved search for emails in Gmail. Now the app will show the most relevant results first. Rest assured, the results in order of receipt are always included.
With the 15 GB that a Gmail box can occupy, this makes it messages received. But finding a file among all those exchanged is not always easy. That’s why Google is adding a small improvement to Gmail, as reported Xataka.
A search in Gmail by relevance
In a blog post, Google writes adding a new feature to the Gmail mobile app, ” that helps you find exactly what you’re looking for with less effort “. A machine learning model will now use several criteria to display search results: search term, most recent emails, etc.
Search results are now divided into two sections. The first displays the most relevant results at the top of the list. The second displays the emails, but sorted by date of receipt. Spanish-speaking mediaXatakaseems to believe that priority is given to mails being marked as favorites or sent by people in our contacts, which seems logical. This could even be coupled with the blue badge system that Google wants to integrate into Gmail.
This functionality began its deployment a few days ago and it should be fully effective within ten days. All Gmail accounts are concerned: Google Workspace account holders as well as those using a personal Google account.
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