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New Gmail feature,
which it claims will offer a quick and easy way to add attachments and related
media to messages.
Chrome and Firefox
3.6 users can now drag-and-drop files into the email body when attaching them.
This replaces the usual method of clicking the 'attach a file' option, and will
be helpful for users who already have the associated folder open and a number
of files to attach.
"Suppose I want
to attach some files to an email, and I already have a folder open containing
those files. I used to have to click 'Attach a file', find the photos, click
them, etc. [Now] I can just drag and drop the files to attach them," said
Google software engineer Adam de Boor in a blog post.
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How
does it work?
Just login to your
gmail account from Firefox or Chrome, and select compose email. Now, select any
photo or document from your hard drive, drag and drop it into Gmail’s compose window.
But, for sure, it won’t work with any version
of Internet Explorer! It seems Google intentionally excluded IE from this
feature, in order to drive IE users to their own product , Chrome.
