From drafting to sending, everything is handled on the web page—this optimization that cuts the cost of context switching is truly on point. And the push notifications, including email, are already set up.

CryptoWorld News reports that the ChatGPT web version has launched a direct email sending feature. With this feature, users can complete the entire process—from drafting and editing to sending—within a separate writing interface, without needing to switch to an external email client or manually copy and paste text. Previously, users had to copy the text and then log into an external client such as Gmail or Outlook to send emails; now, the sending steps have been integrated. Users only need to connect their email account in the web settings, and then they can send their draft to recipients with a single click within the editing area. This feature is designed to reduce the cost of context switching in workflows, and the initial rollout has been gradually pushed out to ChatGPT web users.