Managing an overflowing inbox can feel overwhelming, but Gmail’s labels and filters provide a practical and effective solution. These tools allow you to categorize emails and automate sorting, helping ...

Labels are Gmail’s secret weapon that let you organize your inbox on your own terms. Once they’re set up, they do most of your message processing automatically and make it easier to skim through your ...

Labels in Gmail are the simplest way to organize your emails. They work similarly to folders on your computer. You can create a label for anything inside of Gmail. Once you create a label, you also ...

Gmail has a pretty powerful labeling system that makes it really easy to manage your emails. With labels, you can ensure certain emails are tagged with not just a name but also a color. Also, this ...

Google's email service Gmail lets you organize your inbox as much or little as you want. You can let the emails pile up — or you can let them pile up, but in a more orderly fashion. The easiest way to ...

Google has introduced a new Gmail Labs feature called Smart Labels, which is intended to help with inbox management. The setting — which is still in testing and can be enabled in the Gmail Labs ...

Hi, there. I’m going to use an email message from my friend Ben to show you how to organize your Gmail inbox a little better. First order of business: never delete messages. We’re going to archive ...

Google's data-crunching ways found that the majority of Gmail users aren't actually using the webmail service's labels. Starting today, those label names get higher placement, and drag-and-drop ...

Firefox only: Gmail's powerful filters and labels make it great for organizing, but when you have multiple labels assigned to a message the subject barely fits on the screen—unless you auto-hide them ...

Gmail labels can serve as your secret weapon against inbox chaos. Here's how to tap into their full potential. So, you’ve got email, you say? Lots of it? More than you can possibly manage without ...

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