Adding a signature in Gmail may seem tricky at first, but it's more than doable, especially with the right guidance. Here's how to do it in the app or the site.

However, the system displays not only any user-selected signature to the recipient, but also the automatically added footer (bottom, in this example a message about December hours, “As received”).

If you're a heavy user of Gmail, you might be annoyed by the program's poor support for signature text. It's plain text only, which means you can't change the font or color, embed links, or use ...

Currently, Gmail only supports having one signature, which can be a frustration for those who use their account to communicate with a wide variety of people. For example, people who use Gmail to ...

Firefox with Greasemonkey: If the upgrade to the new version of Gmail made you leave your HTML signatures behind, you're in luck. The Gmail 2.0 Multip ...

For example, you can use a more formal signature with your contact number and position for emails meant for your team or organization. ... Multiple signatures in Gmail will be available by default.

If you create a signature in Gmail on the web now, it may take a few minutes to sync with your mobile. The change appears to be rolling out widely, as I tested it across multiple Gmail accounts ...

Chrome/Firefox: Google's new Inbox is a great way to manage email, but it does have one drawback: No signatures.On mobile, that makes sense (sort of), but in the webapp, it's a big omission ...

Gmail now automatically uses your web signature on Android if you haven’t set a mobile-specific one. The Android feature is still rolling out, but iOS users already have it.

Signatures have long been a feature available on Gmail’s web version. Unfortunately, these signatures, which allow users to include important […] Consider this: has existed for 21 years.

If you don’t have a mobile-specific signature in Gmail for Android or iOS, Google will now use your web signature. The Gmail mobile apps have long let you set a signature that’s specific to ...