Ever feel like your email inbox is a never-ending black hole of unread messages, promotional clutter, and important emails buried somewhere in the chaos? You’re not alone. Managing emails can be ...

One of the most powerful tools Gmail provides is its filtering system. Strangely, it seems that few users of Google's extremely popular mail service take advantage of filters to improve their email ...

In the left column of your Gmail, scroll down and click on Labels +. Click Create. When creating the label, you also have the ...

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 ...

Gmail is one of the most popular email apps in town, but using Gmail instead of a different app isn't enough to organize your inbox and reduce clutter. Thankfully, the app has plenty of features to ...

Gmail’s filled with hidden features and add-on possibilities, but one of the service’s most powerful organizational tools is sitting right in the heart of its regular settings. As you may have guessed ...

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If you want to auto-delete the selected email from Gmail, you can follow this step by step guide. We will show you how to delete emails from a specific sender, or you can apply various conditions ...

A while back, we showed you how to filter your Gmail emails by sender. In this article, we’ll show you how filtering emails work in general. We will show you the main way to do it, though there is a ...

Reader Sameer writes in with this handy Gmail tip: I needed to set up a filter that would apply label 'work' to any email that came from '[email protected]' OR had the word 'workoholic' in it.

Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer Select, back when CDs were new-fangled, and IBM's PC XT was wowing the crowds at Comdex. He spent more ...