Located on that left sidebar is also one of the most important features: Focus Filters. From the main window sidebar (using the icons at the bottom), you can quickly create a new email, new calendar appointment, new Doc, new Spreadsheet, or new Slide. There’s little else to say about the basic usage of the tool (it’s that easy to work with), outside of how important the left sidebar is to its functionality. You gain access to each app from the left toolbar in the main Kiwi for Gmail window (the Gmail window itself). Each of the Google apps (Gmail, Drive, Docs) will open its own window ( Figure B). Using Kiwi for Gmail is incredibly intuitive. Once you have Kiwi for Gmail installed, you will then have to connect it to your Gmail account (which is the standard sign-in procedure for connecting anything to your Gmail account).
The only gotcha during installation is that you must enable Kiwi in System Preferences | Extensions (which automatically opens during the installation as seen in Figure A). Open the App Store, search for Kiwi for Gmail, click Get, and then click Install. The regular price is $9.99, so I recommend getting it now (before this limited sale ends). At the moment, the app is free, so you can try it out without worrying about the cost. SEE: Google Drive: Tips and tricks for business professionals (Tech Pro Research)
Not only does Kiwi for Gmail provide easy access to the Google tools you love, but it has a handy Gmail filter that makes it simple to search for emails.
Mobility must-readsĬES: 5 standout laptops for business usersĪndroid's future: 11 predictions for 2022ģ Apple predictions for business pros in 2022Ħ easy tips for cleaning up your inbox (TechRepublic Premium)Īfter a quick install, I realized that Kiwi for Gmail might be the perfect solution for working with Google services (and G-Suite) on macOS. So, when I came across Kiwi for Gmail in the Apple App Store (also available for Windows, via a download on the Kiwi for Gmail website), my curiosity was piqued. When I’m away from my usual Linux desktop, I like to work with the same level of efficiency. I also use an Apple MacBook Pro when I’m on-the-go.
I use Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, and Google Calendar on a daily basis.
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