How To Mute and Unmute Gmail Messages
Gmail has the option of muting messages. Muting is different from archiving as the muted message won’t again come back to your inbox if there are any new replies to it.
Here is how to use it:
To mute a Gmail message, right-click on it and select Mute.
This will mute the message, you can still undo it for a few seconds if you change your mind. After that, the message goes away from the...
How To Sort Gmail Messages By Sender
Gmail offers several features that can be useful for both personal and professional use.
It offers 15GB of storage for each account. This is more than enough for most users, and it can be increased by purchasing additional storage or subscribing to Google One. It also offers strong security features, such as two-factor authentication and encryption. Another benefit is that it can be integrated with...
Check For Valid URLs Before Sending With The Gmail Link Testing Tool
If you’re like most people, you rely on Gmail for your email needs. And if you’re like most people, you’re probably not taking full advantage of it has to offer. These include sending emails as attachments, using different signatures and more. Composing messages now includes a link-testing feature too. This Gmail link testing tool is great when you need to check if a URL is valid...
How To Send Emails As Gmail Attachments
Gmail has this useful option of directly attaching email messages without first downloading them. These emails are attached as .eml files to your messages. These are in the.eml format. EML stands for Electronic Mail Format and includes the message content, the sender and recipient details, and the message timestamp.
There is no limit to how many Gmail attachments you can send. However when there are...
How To Use Auto-Advance In Gmail
When deleting, muting, or archiving emails from the Gmail inbox, it can be useful to show the next or the previous message after that instead of returning to the inbox. This is by configuring the auto-advance feature.
Here is how to do that for the web version:
Login to Gmail and click on the gear icon. Then, click on See all settings.
From the settings page that appears, click on the Advanced tab....
How To Free Up Gmail Inbox And Manage Google One Storage Limits
Having many Gmail messages with large attachments can quickly use up the default storage limit provided as a part of free Google One quota. So, it can be useful to clean up your Gmail inbox and delete messages with large attachments that are no longer needed.
Here is how:
Login to Gmail, and in the search box, type in:
larger:10mb
This will show all messages having attachments larger than 10...
