
Unfortunately, Google doesn’t offer an infinite scrolling option. Select the number of emails you want to be shown per page by using the drop-down box under “Maximum page size”. Once you’ve made your selection, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Save Changes”. The available options are 10, 15, 20, 25, 50, and 100 emails per page. In the General settings tab, the third section “Maximum page size” contains a dropdown box from which you can choose how many results should be displayed. Click on the cogwheel icon, then on “See all settings”. To do so, click on the cogwheel icon in the top-right of the website and then click “See all settings”. You can configure the number of emails shown at one time by going into Gmail’s settings. You may find for your situation though that this number isn’t ideal. As such 50 has been chosen by Google as a good option for everyone. It doesn’t take up much space, and now it’s much easier to skim over the complete list of every mail coming into your inbox.Realistically the ideal number of emails to be loaded primarily depends on your internet speed. The All Mail folder is now visible on the right pane of the Gmail window. You will automatically be brought back to the inbox with the updated settings in effect.

Next, clear out Pane 1, and on Pane 0, type in the following: It might be a little tricky to find now though, look below the first two panes, and you’ll see it down below attached to the default inbox. Go back into settings by clicking the Gear and selecting Settings. There are now 2 additional mailbox folders above your default one! This isn’t very good! So let’s fix it. It would help if you automatically were brought back to the inbox. Tip: The “Labs list” is long, but you can instantly find “Multiple Inboxes” by pressing Ctrl + F and typing it into the search box.Īfter enabling, scroll up or down and click Save Changes. On the Labs tab, scroll down until you see Multiple Inboxes and then click Enable. To activate the lab, open your Gmail inbox in your favorite web browser and then click the Gear icon and select Settings. Why not use all that extra horizontal space to your advantage? View All Mail as a Side Column


This is especially the case with widescreen monitors being the new standard. But if you ask me, this one lab is great, and it’s something I wish Outlook could do out of the box. Despite being around for as long as it has, the lab feature has never made it mainstream. Google originally introduced the Multiple Inbox feature as a lab in 2009. The concept of having multiple inbox listings in a single email window is nothing new.
