As a feature of the refresh, Gmail (for web) now permits video attachements to be gushed specifically, rather than obliging them to be downloaded first. At the point when an email contains a video connection, clients will see a thumbnail of the video, alongside an alternative to specifically stream it.
A Google blog entry itemizing the refresh notices that the component utilizes the same "foundation that forces YouTube, Google Drive and other video spilling applications, so video is conveyed at ideal quality and accessibility."
This new component will be taken off to all Gmail clients inside the following 15 days.
Not long ago, Google expanded the most extreme size utmost for connections with approaching messages in Gmail. As of recently, Gmail just bolstered connections totalling 25MB in a solitary email. Any connections more than that size were spared in Google Drive and after that common with beneficiaries.
Yet, now, Google has bent over the connection estimate limit from 25MB to 50MB, for every approaching email. This implies Gmail clients can now get connections up to 50MB in size from non-Gmail clients. Nonetheless, the greatest size point of confinement for connections with active connections is as yet 25MB.
As some time recently, records more than 25MB in size (for Gmail clients) will be spared to Google Drive and shared from that point itself. While this is unquestionably a much needed development for clients, it would've been exceptional if Gmail expanded the connection record measure for its clients. In any case, that would've most likely influenced client engagement with the organization's Drive distributed storage benefit.