Who does not like to take a quick trip once when sending a message? You require the maximum for four lines of the fonts of Google to pass up to the bottom and down to get long messages, which can be very annoying. Earlier this month, I reported that The limit will be expanded to 12 lines but now it seems that Google will be generous than it. At the moment, when writing a message, four lines can be displayed as a maximum in the box. Moreover, the Compose box also feels slightly upset. If you want to have long conversations via texts, the four -line box may have a negative affects your messaging experience, unless, of course, do not correct or edit your messages, and in this case, the current input field may work for you. The latest experimental version of Google messages indicates that the application may display 14 lines in the future. This will make the authorship window longer, allowing you to read what you wrote without the need to pass up and down.

Currently, you can not display more than 4 lines without stirring across the box. | Image credit – 9to5GOOGLE

Even those who send one texts most likely will be able to update because although you may be a man (or a woman) in a few phrases, chats often consist of web links these days, and this space is occupied in the form of its formation.

The update of future Google messages may allow you to display 14 lines of texts without having to scroll up or down. | Image Credit – 9TO5GOOGLO “& NBSP

Although we do not know when the COMPOSE box, which contains 14 lines, will be shipped, Google is now changing a change that adds more breathing room over the text field and below it. This empty text field has become a little longer, with a circular audio note button that turns into a slightly larger send button.

These are welcome changes not only for serial drawings, but for anyone who does not like user interfaces.