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So how can you go about enhancing your Gmail inbox interface in a similar manner? Let's break it down.

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UPDATE (4/1/19): If you really want an Inbox-like vibe in Gmail, check out this quick tip for bringing the actual Inbox interface into Gmail (yes, really - not an April Fools' joke!) - and/or see how the actual creator of Gmail redesigned Inbox to bring its same minimalist principles into that environment. Step 1: Make sure you have Gmail's keyboard shortcuts enabled and configured the way you like #GO FOR GMAIL WINDOWS APP UPDATE# Part of the super-minimalist approach I've created relies on the fact that I use keyboard shortcuts for common Gmail commands, as I mentioned a moment ago. If you're gonna eliminate the on-screen buttons for things like composing a new message, you'll need to first be sure you're comfortable using the associated keyboard shortcuts. Otherwise, you'll find yourself in quite the awkward pickle (and believe you me, 'awkward pickle' is not a positive description for anything). So first and foremost, confirm that you have keyboard shortcuts enabled: Go into Gmail's settings, scroll down the page until you see the 'Keyboard shortcuts' option (within the 'General' tab that comes up initially by default), click the button next to 'Keyboard shortcuts on,' and then scroll down and click the 'Save Changes' button at the bottom of the page.

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Once Gmail reloads, you can see a full list of available keyboard shortcuts by pressing Ctrl and ? from anywhere in the site. If you really want to get wild, go back into Gmail's settings, click the 'Advanced' tab at the top, and click the 'Enable' button next to 'Custom keyboard shortcuts.' Once Gmail reloads, go back into the settings again and look for the new 'Keyboard Shortcuts' tab along the top bar.