You can now turn off conversation view in Gmail for iOS and Android

We’ve all been through it. You’re trying to find an important message in the Gmail app and once you do find it, you have to dig through the entire conversation to find the one email that contained that important attachment.

Google has offered the option to disable its “conversation view” in the full website version of Gmail. Starting today, you’ll be able to disable Gmail’s threaded email view in mobile versions of the app on both iOS and Android.

In Gmail, replies to emails are grouped together as “conversations,” to make them easier to digest and follow. Some users, however, prefer to see each of their emails listed individually in their inbox. This is possible on the web by toggling “Conversation View” off in the Settings menu.
We’re now bringing this same feature to the Gmail Android and iOS apps. If you currently have Conversation view turned off on the web, it will be turned off on your mobile app as well.

What do you, our readers, prefer? Would you rather view Gmail in the more organized “conversation view” or would you rather see your Gmail in a continuous, consecutive inbox?

Source: GSM Arena