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5 days ago · How to Use Gmail Advanced Search. 1. Search for an Email Without a Label. Gmail uses labels as part of its categorization system the same way other email platforms use folders. While Gmail allows you to add several labels per email, what happens if you don’t use any but still want to find a message? Then it’s Gmail search operators to the rescue.
4 days ago · 1. Put more relevant emails on top. Do you need all the new emails at the top of your inbox? I am sure you don’t read all of them right away. A great way to keep your inbox organized is to put the relevant emails at the top, such as those marked important or starred. Gmail gives you five options to organize your inbox.
3 days ago · Gmail is getting Google's Gemini AI and summaries. Google began adding its Gemini artificial intelligence technology to Gmail this week, offering to summarize email threads and suggest responses ...
5 days ago · Gmail's search operators allow you to create more precise filters by targeting specific senders or email characteristics. For example, you can use the "from:" operator followed by a name or email address to filter emails from a particular sender.
5 days ago · There are two ways of creating filters in Gmail. Method 1: Using the search bar. Create a filter with the search bar; Go to the Gmail search bar, type in a keyword or specific email address you’d like to filter out, and click on the filter symbol.
5 days ago · On web, you can access Gemini in the Gmail side panel by clicking on “Ask Gemini” (star button) in the top right corner of Gmail. Visit the Help Center to learn more about collaborating with Gemini in Gmail.
4 days ago · On the web, Google is beginning to roll out a new Gemini side panel that can do things like summarize email threads and draft new emails. The tool will offer “proactive prompts” but you can ...
