Gmail is my main email account of choice; I'm one of many. In October 2018, #Google announced the service has over 1.5 billion users.

You can add a signature to your account so that a quote, additional contact details, or website links appear on every message you send. There are different setup processes for your account accessed on a desktop/laptop computer and a mobile device.

Note: The following applies to personal @gmail.com addresses. A separate process is used for business email hosted through G Suite.

Gmail via a desktop/laptop computer

• Open #Gmail. In the upper-right corner, click the Settings gear icon and select Settings in the resulting context menu.
• Scroll down under the General settings to the Signature section.
• Tick the radio button for the signature and then enter your text. A rich text editor allows you to change the font, insert a picture, use a link, and more.
• Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select Save Changes.

iOS Gmail app

• Open the Gmail app on your #iOS device.
• Tap the Menu icon (three bars).
• Scroll to the bottom of the options, and then tap Settings.
• Tap your account to open it (should be the first item on the screen).
• Tap Signature settings.
• Swipe the Mobile Signature setting to On. A field will appear where you can enter your signature.
• Tap the Back button to save.

Android Gmail app

• Open the Gmail app on your #Android device.
• Tap the Menu icon (three bars).
• Scroll to the bottom of the options, and then tap Settings.
• Select the Google Account where you want to add a signature.
• Tap Mobile Signature.
• Enter your signature.
• Tap OK to save.

One of the coolest tricks I learned recently is how to close all of the open browser tabs in #Safari on my iPhone. This will work for any device running #iOS (#iPhone, #iPad, #iPod touch).

Either press and hold the Tab button in the lower-right corner of Safari:

Or with all tabs visible press and hold Done:

A pop-up will appear with the option for you to close all open tabs at once.

The default repeat #notifications that come in with SMS texts or iMessages is one setting I wanted to change on my #iPhone. Now only the original message pings on my phone, which is pleasantly less distracting. To enable this:

• Open Settings, then tap Notifications.
• Tap Messages.
• Scroll down and tap Repeat Alerts.
• Select Never so the checkmark appears next to it.

This process works on my iPhone 6s running #iOS 12.1.3.