Let’s make a few things clear. The Material You redesign with new shades for reading emails and all panels are rolling out to everyone. The integrated view — which has the side panel with Mail, Chat, Spaces, and Meet icons — is rolling out to everyone who has Chat enabled. If you don’t like it, you can switch back to the old Gmail view through the Quick settings menu.

The new redesign brings filter buttons called search chips like “Has attachment” or “Is unread” to the inbox view. Earlier these filters were available in the search box or when users were browsing through the results of a query, meaning users had to go through that extra step to access these filters.

The company is also rolling out contextual search suggestions improvements. Google is now giving priority to the first name and email addresses over the last name while searching for contacts. Plus, Gmail will consider historical conversations while showing personalized suggestions. For instance, it will show a colleague’s name whom you interact with frequently over another person with the same name.

Google said that it’s also working on optimizing the emoji experience and Gmail for tablets with an aim to ship these features later this year. Earlier this week, the firm introduced new tablet-focused features for Drive, Keep, Docs, Slides, and Sheets including drag-and-drop for images and files across apps and a multiwindow experience for Drive. Hopefully, Google will introduce some of these features to Gmail.