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Reverse Gmail conversation order to show newest messages first. Privacy-focused, no tracking. ReplyFirst transforms your Gmail experience by reversing the conversation thread order, showing the newest messages first - right where you need them. WHY REPLYFIRST? Stop scrolling endlessly to find the latest reply in long email conversations. ReplyFirst automatically reverses the display order of Gmail conversation threads, putting the most recent messages at the top where they belong. FEATURES ✓ Newest messages appear first ✓ One-click enable/disable toggle ✓ Works seamlessly with Gmail's conversation view ✓ Clean, modern interface ✓ Lightweight and fast ✓ No data collection or tracking ✓ Privacy-focused design HOW IT WORKS ReplyFirst uses CSS to reverse the visual order of Gmail conversation threads without modifying Gmail's functionality. Simply enable the extension, refresh your Gmail tab, and experience a more efficient way to read email conversations. PERFECT FOR • Professionals managing high-volume email threads • Teams collaborating on projects via email • Anyone tired of scrolling to find the latest replies • Users who prefer chronological-newest-first ordering PRIVACY & SECURITY • No data collection • No external requests • No tracking or analytics • Minimal permissions (storage only) • Open source on GitHub REQUIREMENTS Gmail's "Conversation View" must be enabled in Settings → General. SUPPORT Having issues? Visit our GitHub repository for support and to report bugs.
Feb 3, 2026
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