No. But you can suggest it to Google. Click on Help (upper right
corner), then "Suggest a feature."
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For me that holds true both whether I am reading messages in a thread,
or looking at a listing of messages/threads.
The latter is perhaps more out of habit than anything. To me, it's
just logical that way, even though most everyone else seems to prefer
the other way.
Scrolling to the bottom isn't so hard: one click on the End key.
(Remember, we had keys before there were mice.)
It is funny how some things about human interface design are less than
logical. On my TV remote, the "Up" key can either change to a higher
channel, or scroll up one page which brings it to lower channel
numbers. I guess it makes sense; but I find myself having to remember
whether the "Up" key goes up or down, depending on which mode it's in.
Andy
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Hmm. In my Gmail account, conversations are sorted in the Inbox by
the date of the LAST (most recent) message in each thread.
If yours really behaves differently, that is odd. I don't think we
have a way to control that.
> When I'm looking at my Inbox, though, conversations with the most
> recent activity do no show up at the top.
In absence of other information, this sounds to me like a bug. My
inbox always has conversations with the most recent activity at the
top.
This is assuming that messages have proper (correct) time stamps. If
someone sends an email with a date in the past or the future, I
suppose it might cause that conversation to appear in the "wrong"
order. (But I don't know whether Gmail sorts using the time the email
was sent, or the time it was received.)
If it is a bug, if I were you I'd document it and report it to Google.
Regards,
Andy
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