Chrome is a Google product and, as such, integrates deeply with Google Apps. For the most seamless experience open your Chrome settings and click the Make Google Chrome the default browser button towards the bottom of the screen.
2. Archive emails instead of deleting them
Your Google Mail inbox has no size limit (hooray!), which means you should only delete emails when you're positive you will never need to read them again. When you're done with a conversation for now, click the Archive button which looks like a cardboard box.
3. Folders are called labels in Gmail
They function in most of the same ways as folders, but keep in mind that messages can also have multiple labels. Labels can also be colour coded and even include emoji for extra organisation.
If you had folders in your Zimbra account, they will be automatically migrated to your Google account with the rest of your messages.
4. Look for Mary in the upper left of the screen
Many people already have personal Gmail accounts, including those of their spouses or children. It can be easy to forget which account you're currently logged in to, so make sure you don't conduct any work-related communication unless the TCEO logo is in the upper left of your screen.
You can always switch accounts by clicking your circular user icon at the far right of the Google bar (pictured).
5. Use the search box to find anything
Every Google App has a white search box front and centre. This is the fastest and easiest way to find any email, event or file you're looking for regardless of where you've filed it or what state it's in.
6. Your email settings are under the "cog" menu in the upper right
You can set up many useful features for your account such as Signatures, Forwarding and Filters.
