Gmail

Gmail, a web-based email service, was created by Paul Buchheit and founded on April 1, 2004. The service is owned by Google and is part of the parent organization Google. Gmail is available on various platforms, including web browsers, Android, and iOS. The company is located in Mountain View, Contra Costa County, California.

Gmail is an active company and is categorized as both a company and an organization. Some of Gmail's competitors include Omlet Arcade, Telegram (messaging service), Odnoklassniki, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Gmail, a web-based email service, was created by Paul Buchheit and founded on April 1, 2004. The service is owned by Google and is part of the parent organization Google. Gmail is available on various platforms, including web browsers, Android, and iOS. The company is located in Mountain View, Contra Costa County, California.

Gmail is an active company and is categorized as both a company and an organization. Some of Gmail's competitors include Omlet Arcade, Telegram (messaging service), Odnoklassniki, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Users of this mail service receive a mail address in the gmail.com domain (such as username@gmail.com) and an alias in the googlemail.com domain ( username@googlemail.com) . On April 1, 2005, the size of the mailbox was increased from 1 to 2 GB, and since then this number has been constantly growing. On April 24, 2012, Google announced an increase in mailbox size from 7.5 GB to 10 GB to celebrate the launch of Google Drive. At the moment, 15 GB of data storage is available to users.

The Gmail web interface is entirely built on a browser -based scripting programming language JavaScript , which gives you features such as receiving commands from the keyboard , updating the page without reloading ( AJAX technology ), drop-down lists for selecting recipients. It is also possible to switch to an interface built only in HTML , the standard web page markup language that is supported by all browsers. When loading the web interface, the version of the browser is checked. In case the browser does not support all JavaScript instructions used, the web interface automatically switches to HTML mode, and the user is notified that the browser does not support all features.