Google fixes a frustrating Gmail bug after 21 years.

According to Digital Trends , after 21 years, Google has finally resolved a persistent Gmail issue: discrepancies in signatures between the web and mobile app versions.

The persistent Gmail signature bug has been fixed.

From now on, users no longer need to set up a separate signature for the Gmail app on Android. Signatures set up on the web version will automatically sync to the mobile app, saving time and ensuring consistency.

Gmail signatures can now be synced from the web version to Android.

Users can manage signature settings through the Settings > See all settings > General > Signature menu on the web version. If the signature is set to appear in new emails and replies, it will automatically display on both the web and mobile app.

However, users still face some limitations, including:

• It is not possible to switch between multiple saved signatures in the mobile app.
• The signature set up on the mobile app will override the signature on the web.
• There is no option to disable the signature on emails sent from mobile devices (except for removing the web signature).
• Automatic signatures appear when composing emails on mobile apps, but can be manually deleted.
• This feature is currently only available for Gmail on Android and does not affect the iOS version.

Although it's a small change, synchronizing signatures between the web and mobile apps offers significant convenience for Gmail users. This is a step forward that shows Google is always listening and striving to improve the user experience.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/google-sua-loi-kho-chiu-cua-gmail-sau-21-nam-185250307103914825.htm