In this post, we’ll show you 2 different methods to add the Gmail app to Windows 11. There are many more ways to get notification on your windows desktop, which is why I don't recommend a custom hack to change the shorcut icon in the taskbar.Do you want to add Gmail Account to Mail App in Windows 11 or create a Gmail shortcut on your Windows 11 desktop? then you’ve landed in the right spot. Since it's chromium-based you can keep your chrome extensions. Option F: Use Vivaldi, which includes a dedicated feature for tab notifications. Option E: use TabModifier to change the title and the favicon of tabs, based on custom rules. Option D: Why not change the taskbar settings to always show labels, instead of just a single shorcut. Combine that with option D and even option E and it will look like this. Now you can add Gmail as a dedicated shorcut in taskbar. Just go in chrome in top right corner option on "More tools" and "Create Shortcut" and check open in new window. Option B: use gmail as Progressive Web App (PWA). Make sure that all options are set in windows notification center. Option A: activate notifications for gmail and they will show up in windows in the bottom right corner and show a notification count. PS: Please note that a similar question was posted a few years ago. I think a number of programs's desktop clients are basically modified browser windows (e.g. But I didn't get it to display a system tray icon (neither in Chrome, nor in Firefox or Opera). Inbasic's "Gmail™ Notifier" lists as features: "Get unread message notifications on Windows taskbar notification area (system tray)". Ideally a Chrome add-on should display it (again to avoid adding another application). But I don't get the script to work and I guess security would be an issue as well.Īn unread count in the system tray will have to do if I don't manage to get the shortcut icon to update periodically. So it was my idea to link it to an unread icon which automatically updates like this one. It's of course possible to change the shortcut icon. And all of them work only if I allow less secure apps to access my Gmail account. Shellscape's Gmail Notifier Pro or Wavebox but they'll add another (unnecessary) icon to the takbar but will open the inbox in my default browser, not in the pinned window.
There are a few stand-alone applications (e.g. I'd like the shortcut icon in the Windows taskbar to show the number of unread messages in my Gmail account (similarly to the badges of some add-ons). My tab favicon shows the number of unread messages (Gmail lab feature) but the icon created in the taskbar doesn't change or update accordingly. I've created a Chrome desktop shortcut which I'd like to continue to use for my emails (I can't or don't want to switch browsers because I'm using a number of chrome add-ons).
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