Gmail’s been my primary email since the days when people were still bartering things just to get an invite to the beta. 
Since those days, there’s been a number of updates to the web interface. Google has recently put up a list of upcoming changes for the next few months, and you can preview one of them now. When you hit compose, rather than opening up a full page blank message, Gmail will give you a pop-up window to compose your message (click on the above graphic for a bigger picture). Allowing for multiple pop-ups and the ability to still work with your mailbox in the background is great for better multi-tasking, and it’s much cleaner as formatting options aren’t visible until you need them. It also allows for much easier placement of image attachments.
To turn it on, just click the “Compose” button in Gmail, and follow the simple instructions. Of course if you don’t like it you can easily switch back to the old version.
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Tagged: Gmail, Google
New Gmail Compose window(s) – preview it before it’s released originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 2, 2012 at 8:00 am.
Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2012/11/02/new-gmail-compose-windows-preview-it-before-its-released/
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Gmail has had that ability to open a separate window for composing email for years now. But what they have done now has given its users a better user experience. The same as they are providing better security by implementing other new features, one of which is the most important, Two-Step Authentication which allows us to telesign into our accounts. I know some will claim this make things more complicated, but the slight inconvenience each time you log in is worth the confidence of knowing your info is secure.
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