February 17th Gmail may be able to suspend smartphone notifications while in use

Google seems to be testing a new and interesting feature for Gmail on the web. Gmail may be able to pause smartphone notifications while in use. In other words, when you use Gmail on the network, an option may appear that allows you to pause smartphone notifications.

This information was released shortly after Google began rolling out a new design for its Gmail web client. It seems that this feature has begun to appear.

Gmail may pause notification when using the desktop client ​​ side

9to5Google reports that in an e-mail account, Gmail shows this new option to pause mobile notification while the desktop client is active. It only appears in one (test) account, and Google hasn't mentioned it yet, not at all. It's probably just in the testing phase right now. If you want to know, this feature appears on your Workspace account.

If you look at the following figure, you will see the options that appear. It clearly explains this feature. It's simple, but it can be very useful for some people. If you are already using Gmail on your desktop, why do you receive Gmail notifications on your smartphone? Many people will be happy to have this feature, including me.

Gmail pauses notification when using the desktop

There is no switch for this function in the setting of Gmail

Interestingly, there is no option in Gmail's settings menu to enable this feature or turn it off once activated. This is another hint that this feature is being tested, but there is no guarantee that it will be available.