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The idea with whitelisting is viable. Use a freehunter+superimportant@gmail.com email for these and then in the classic interface set a filter that will land th
by zamber 8y ago
The idea with whitelisting is viable. Use a freehunter+superimportant@gmail.com email for these and then in the classic interface set a filter that will land these mails always in your inbox with an additional label.
Been doing this kind of categorizing with filters since I discovered the feature and never looked back.
- chipperyman573 8y ago>then in the classic interface set a filter that will land these mails always in your inbox with an additional label I've been using inbox for about a year or two now and this is my biggest complaint - you can't do a lot of poweruser stuff without going back to gmail! Once you set it up, inbox will do it (ex, setting up a filter in gmail filters in inbox as well), but there's no inbox interface of doing it. Other than that, it's great (it used to be relatively slow as well but either I've gotten used to it or they've sped it up).
- freehunter 8y agoBut then that's no better than just managing my email by hand. The whole point of these smart inboxes is to not have to do that.
- zamber 8y agoIn my setup there are no blanket rules. Only super important and especially annoying stuff gets the filter treatment. All the rest is autosorted.