After what seems to have been the longest beta period ever, Google has finally graduated Gmail’s “Undo Send” option from labs into a permanent spot.
When you enable Undo Send, you’re able to “unsend” an email up to ten seconds after you hit the send button — Gmail just delays sending briefly so you have a moment in case you change your mind.
You’d be surprised how often I’ve caught a typo just as I send an email, so the feature is a lifesaver for me.
The feature has lived in Gmail’s “Labs” area, which the company uses to test out new features, since March 2009.
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Undo Send now lives in Gmail’s settings under the “General” tab. It’s disabled by default, but it’s worth turning on if you haven’t already.
➤ Undo Send for Gmail on the web [Google, via Venturebeat]
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