New answers tagged gmail
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When in Inbox or All Mail, search picks up partial words as well (as you can see in the uploaded image).
But. Not when it comes to Bin, Spam or any label or category for that matter.
In general: Unless searched before, fragmented/nested searches using Search Operators will not pick/suggest any partial words.
That means searches like: is:, in:, label:, ...
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Try to do a label at TOP-LEVEL called "HIDDEN" and replicate inside this new label all the hierarchy that the "wanted to be hidden" label has. Then, you only have to hide the "HIDDEN" label. It's a mess, but it's a kind of a solution...
So, the "HIDDEN" would be a replica of your root actual labels hierarchy. The thing you have to always do when you want to ...
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You must have "Dynamic Email" enabled (gif file from googleblog.com).
Have you checked under your Gmail Settings the following?
As you see one must first enable the Always display external images option.
The actions you can take with "Dynamic Email" are mentioned at: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/9266768
You can use dynamic email to:
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Without knowing your enviroment and what exactly you want to put in email I can't give much detail. But you can send a email using command line (or a script) and then schedule this to run that command/script every 2 days.
In windows, for example, you can use powershell to run command then schedule using task scheduler to run. Of course, you can try to find ...
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Enter this into the Gmail Search bar
has:nouserlabels -in:Sent -in:Chat -in:Draft -in:Inbox
Select the ones that you want returned to Inbox
A line of icons will appear
The second to the last one on the right is Return to Inbox
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It is almost impossible to you to recover your account as you have deleted your account 2 years back.
There is some grace period (around 1 or 2 weeks) within that users can recover their account, but in your case it's impossible, still you can try steps provided on Google Account Help page.
If it doesn't help, you can consider creating a replacement Google ...
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I think there is some issue with your browser's setting.
From Calendar Help:
Didn’t get a notification
First, make sure notifications are turned on for your calendar using the steps Turn notifications on or off.
Check that you’ve chosen to show notifications in your browser’s permission settings. If not, turn on desktop notifications.
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You should change your labels' visibility under Settings as shown in the image bellow.
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For the moment there is no set as default poster, would be nice though.
We have it set up to reply from email as the group. and we check the interface for marking things as complete and assigning them.
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Your best bet to get effective help when you already tried "all" to recover a Google Account is https://support.google.com/accounts/community
There a Product Expert (not an employee) a Product Specialist or a Community Manager could reply to your post providing additional guidance if it applies.
Disclaimer: I'm a Google Account Product Expert but usually I ...
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I did some tests that clearly showed that the fault is in the "never send to spam" filter which matches the criteria of the mail I sent.
So I thought add "skip inbox" to the "never send to spam" filter. But this is not good, because it makes any mail which matches this filter not to go to inbox and even skip other filters.
But the solution I found is rather ...
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Turning off conversation view does not correct this. If you send from your Gmail account or any alias on that Gmail account, to any email address that comes into the email box on the same Gmail account you composed and sent the email from, then it will be treated like one email and you will not be able to delete the sent email separately from the received ...
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Currently, there is no direct method provided by Google to merge G Suite accounts. But you can always use the automated tool which will perform a function called Delta Migration. Solution for all your problem is Delta Migration property in a tool. It will automatically transfer new emails from the old account to a new account. The best tool you can use is G ...
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As Jerry101 suggested, you can use a Google Apps Script.
Below is an instruction with the script I wrote to solve #2 in the OP:
Setup Google Scripts with Gmail API following Google's tutorial.
Use this function, replacing "News" and "Bugs" with your labels.
function listLabels() {
var myLabelNews = GmailApp.getUserLabelByName('News');
var myLabelBugs =...
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From gmail > search bar > use the little dropdown arrow > add the following to the 'Has the words' section: category:promotions > click create filter > add you actions > save
:)
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It looks like you received spam.
There's probably a link in that mail that they want you to click on.
The From address for spam emails is often random, often fake (but sometimes looks like it's legitimate), that's why your reply bounces.
Don't click the link. Don't reply either. Just delete the mail.
Whenever you get unsolicited email, don't even open it....
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That's just not how email works.
Email was invented during a time when there were a few dozen servers on the Internet, and pretty much everyone knew everyone else. There was no thought given to keeping email secure and to authenticate the sender, because it wasn't necessary.
There are a few schemes out there to try to authenticate accounts, but they're by ...
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In my experience to date, if you remove your mobile number from your google profile then it won't(/can't) ask you for a verification code if you login on a different (new) computer.
(Note we need to be clear here that two-factor authentication (2FA) is different from account verification when you use a new device that Google doesn't know about)
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I have implemented a solution in Google App Script.
Basically, this is very close to the solution proposed by @Christian Krüger.
The pre-requisite is to create the label 'meonly' (I could have done it programmaticaly, but for readability I did not put it below).
Here is the Google App Script code:
function to_me_only()
{
var search = 'to:me -is:chats ...
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In case you got here while looking for an option to search Gmail for Google Docs, try:
to:me has:document - All mails sent to you which includes a Google Document.
Here's more Search operators you can use with Gmail
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The simple solution that worked for me is as posted by two people above: "The solution is to open the csv file in Excel, and save it as an Excel file. Then open the Excel file with Excel, and save it as a csv file. Gmail will now read the new csv file."
Thanks. That saved me a lot of aggravation!
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I encountered this problem when I tried to sort out a zillion of promotion emails in my inbox from the important emails. The from:me label:inbox filter for some reason did not work, so I thought the most natural solution was to filter emails with a single message in a conversation. This happened to be impossible too.
Finally, I starred all sent emails and ...
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Same annoying issue here but I was able to find a solution for it:
Click on the gear, choose Settings
Go to the Inbox tab
Under the 'Importance markers' group select both 'no markers' and 'don't use my past actions...'
Sent messages are gone from your inbox now.
Apparently, Gmail guesses what's important based on your actions and messages to mark some ...
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