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Easiest Way To Get Gmail Notifications On Your Device


Gmail has one interesting feature of sending notifications about incoming chats and emails to your Android device. Whenever you are away from Gmail, you can get information about various activities going on, on your Email ID. This feature can be activated by changing few settings in your inbox. This option also works with Chrome browser, but if you are using another web browser, then with third-party extensions you can set the same function.

Follow the below steps to enable Gmail Desktop notifications

  1. Go to Gmail inbox and then find gear icon, hit on it and then select Setting from various options that are displayed in the drop-down menu.
  2. You will see a ribbon of various options such as "General", "Labels", "Inbox", and so on at the top of the page. Hit on "General" tab. 
  3. Now a new window will get open and from it go to "Desktop notification" which is somewhere in the middle of the window on the left side. Click on it.
  4. Now in this window, you will see there are check buttons in front of various options of notification that you can choose. Turn off both the chat notifications. 

There are two mail notifications options which are "New Mail Notification" that means you will receive a notification every time a new email will land in your inbox, and another option is  “Important mail notification” which means you will receive notification only for the important emails that you have selected as high-priority. Select your required option and then click “Save”.

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