Gmail has 4.26 billion active users globally, but only a few know how to use the platform effectively. Here are 8 Gmail hacks you shouldn’t miss:
Log in with your Gmail account on a desktop or laptop. In the search bar, type “unsubscribe” and hit enter.
Now, tick the box above to select all emails with this unsubscribe tag and tap on the delete button. All promotional emails will be deleted.
Ever instantly regretted sending an email? Undo it by doing this:
Next time you send an email the ‘undo’ button will appear.
Did you know you can make your email confidential by disabling the features such as copying, printing, forwarding, and downloading by the recipient.
To enable it, tap on the ‘lock’ symbol while sending a new email.
This site helps you scan your Gmail and send you a report on everything stored. This web app will also label your inbox to sort out the largest emails that it thinks you could delete to free up space.
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Want to make it look like you’re at your desk at 10:00 pm? you can do exactly that:
Sit back and relax.
Have an email you don’t want to deal with immediately? Set a reminder for later.
it’ll appear back in your box on that date.
Gmail has a handy feature that lets you read and reply to your emails even when offline.
However, you’ll need to turn it on with a few steps.
You can select various options of how you want your offline access to be set up before saving the changes.
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