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Handy Mac Apps That Bring Gmail to Your Desktop

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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Gmail is one of the most popular email clients in the world, and many people use it to efficiently manage their emails. However, accessing Gmail through its web interface can sometimes be inconvenient, as it requires users to open a browser and log in to their accounts every time they want to access their emails.

Fortunately, there are several handy Mac apps that bring Gmail to your desktop, making it quick and easy to access your emails without having to go through the cumbersome process of logging in through your browser.

  1. Kiwi for Gmail

Kiwi for Gmail is one of the best Mac apps for accessing Gmail. It is a dedicated Gmail app that works like a desktop client, providing a sleek and intuitive interface for accessing your Gmail account. Kiwi for Gmail supports all standard Gmail features, such as labels, folders, and advanced search options, and also offers a unified inbox that lets users manage multiple Gmail accounts in one place.

Kiwi for Gmail also supports Google Hangouts, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, making it a comprehensive solution for managing all your Google services from within a single app. The app is available in both free and paid versions, with the paid version offering more advanced features such as support for multiple accounts and offline access.

  1. Mailplane

Mailplane is another Mac app that brings Gmail to your desktop. It offers a dedicated interface for accessing your Gmail account, and supports all standard Gmail features as well as Google Calendar and Google Drive. Mailplane also supports multiple accounts, which is useful for people who have multiple Gmail accounts that they need to manage.

One of the most unique features of Mailplane is that it allows users to create new email messages as separate windows, which can be resized and arranged however you like on your desktop. This makes it easy to compose emails while multitasking, and is especially useful for people who need to refer to other documents or windows while composing emails.

  1. Boxy

Boxy is a relatively new Mac app that brings Gmail to your desktop. It is a sleek and lightweight app that offers a minimalist interface for accessing your Gmail account. Boxy supports all standard Gmail features, including labels, folders, and advanced search options, and also offers support for Google Calendar and Google Drive.

One of the key features of Boxy is its ability to work in the background, providing notifications for new emails even when the app is not open. This makes it easy to stay up to date with your emails without having to constantly check the app.

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