One of the pioneers in the ever-expanding world of technology, Google has delivered countless services over the years, most of which have been brilliant. But when it comes to usability, none of them can match the largest email client on the planet, Gmail.

Gmail, which dominates both smartphone operating systems and the web, has a ton of handy tools to play with, letting you do everything from snoozing emails to archiving them. With over 5 billion downloads, it’s safe to say that Gmail knows a thing or two about creating a winning formula. But thankfully, the US tech giant isn’t stopping anytime soon.

While Gmail has always been about simplicity, sending emails as attachments has always been a cumbersome process. Downloading, copying, or forwarding entire conversations — none of the three options offered the flexibility you’d like to see in an app like Gmail. Google recognized the inconvenience and decided to roll out an update that lets you forward your emails without a hassle. Just drag and drop or select and send — it’s that easy.

In this piece, we’ll tell you all about Gmail’s newest feature and how to get the most out of it. So without further ado, let’s dive in.