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I had a mail chain with a subject "Hi". Later I got another email with the same subject but unrelated to the previous mail chain. Gmail grouped these two together. How can I avoid 2 different mail chains being grouped together based on just their subject in Gmail? I do not want to disable grouping as it makes mail management easier. Just that 2 completely different chains shouldn't be grouped! |
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Currently, this is not possible with Gmail. It uses the subject line as the unique identifier of a conversation and nothing else. A lot of people have been requesting this feature for several years however. You can't even label individual messages in a conversation... which would be a possible temporary solution to your problem. |
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As Lex said, there's no fix for this, but you should go ahead and "suggest" this as a feature so maybe one day we'll have it! You can, however, delete single messages from a conversation and at very least easily isolate one conversation that way. Then you could also forward all messages trashed into a new conversation by adding a new subject. Far from ideal, but at least it's something. This was not possible since the beginning and it was a new feature about a year ago. If you remove from trash the deleted messages they'll automatically get attached to the same conversation again. |
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Google finanlly implemented this change. Go to email opions/General. Switch conversation view to off. Details at this link: http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=5900 |
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Go into the Settings -> General, and switch off "Conversation view" |
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