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Google Drive will gain a new feature that will allow users to customize their search and find files on the platform more quickly. The latest tool, dubbed Search Chips, works in a similar way to the Gmail search filters that were released in September of this year, allowing users to quickly and efficiently filter search results on Google Drive. Users can also select from a list of recommended filters while looking for files.
The beta version of Google's new feature is currently accessible. In a blog post, Google revealed the enhancements to Google Drive's search tool. When users input a query, a row of buttons will appear above the results, according to the most recent update. You may use these interactive filters to select stuff and discover the particular file you're looking for. Google Drive can propose search phrases based on information from users to help you find what you're looking for fast. Filters such as file type, individuals, location, latest changed date, tasks, file titles, and more may be used to order the search results. It's possible to combine many filters.
As previously said, the search chips functionality is now in beta. Users that are interested in using this feature can fill out a Google form. All Google Workspace clients, as well as G Suite Basic and Business subscribers, will be able to use it. Gmail for Android began rolling out search filters in September to make it easier for users to discover specific emails. Users may filter email search results on their mobile devices fast and simply using this capability. A name or a certain era might be used as a filter.
Users can pick from a list of suggested senders or search for emails from multiple senders when looking for emails by sender. Gmail will propose search terms like as contacts, labels, and messages to help you narrow down your search. All communications will be included in the results, with the exception of those in spam or trash. The search filter in Gmail for Android, like the search chips capability in Google Drive, is exclusively available to Google Workspace and G Suite Basic and Business clients.
