If you think there’s nothing more to email than just typing a message and hitting send, then, well, you’re doing it wrong. Here, Google experts school us on the game-changing — and time-saving — tips, tricks, and shortcuts you never knew email could do. Never send an accidental email
Even the best of us sometimes type someone’s name wrong or forget to include an important detail. With Undo Send you finally have time to prevent any embarrassments. Mute group emails We’ve all been on an email thread that just keeps popping up. Unsubscribe to unwanted emails
Every time you report spam, Gmail’s filter adapts to your definition of unwanted mail and does a better job of catching similar types of messages. Gmail will also ask you if you want it to unsubscribe you at the same time. Find missing emails in seconds
Find the exact message you’re looking for by using Gmail’s advanced search options.
Don’t stress if you forget to sign out
While you should always sign out of your Gmail account when using a public computer, if you ever forget, Gmail has you covered.
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But did you know you can mute it? Don’t worry — muting doesn’t delete, it simply archives the message.
•Bundles – get neatly organized by grouping messages of the same type
•Reminders – add your to-dos to the top of your inbox
•Snooze – schedule messages or reminders to resurface in your inbox at a later date
For now, Inbox is invite-only, but Google has created a special invitation for Metro readers, valid for 48 hours. Just email MetroInbox@google.com for instant access to Inbox.
You do not need a new username—your same Gmail or Google username carries over to Inbox.
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5 email tips sure to make your work life easier
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