Thread: Gmail on Android just gave you one less excuse for messing up all your CCs
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Default Gmail on Android just gave you one less excuse for messing up all your CCs
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority


  • Gmail is making it easier to move contacts between the “to,” “cc,” and “bcc” fields on Android.
  • Users will be able to drag and drop contacts into the addressee fields.
  • This feature is rolling out to personal Google accounts, in addition to Workspace users.

Did you accidentally put a contact in the wrong addressee field? If you’re in Gmail on Android, you won’t have to go through the steps of deleting and re-entering that address anymore.

In an announcement, Google revealed an update to the Gmail app on Android. If you enter a contact into one of the addressee fields, you’ll now be able to drag and drop that contact into the desired field. So if you put a contact into the “cc” field by mistake, you can now easily move it to the “to” field by dragging and dropping it into the correct place.




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