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Google Adds to Gmail's HTML5 Powers with Undo Feature

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Apr 18, 2011, 6:49 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google today announced a new feature that it has added to the HTML5 version of Gmail. Starting today, Android and iOS devices will be able to undo certain actions from the browser version of Gmail. Four actions have been flagged for this feature, which are archive, delete, add or remove a label, or move a message/conversation. When users perform those actions in the browser, a yellow box will appear at the bottom of the screen for several seconds. During that window of time, the action can be undone. Once the yellow bar goes away, users will need to take several steps to undo some actions, such as accidentally moving items to the trash.

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