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Snoozing now fulfils most of these purposes for me - instead of having to keep "awaiting reply", etc. visible at all times, they simply disappear until they nee
by Vinnl 8y ago
Snoozing now fulfils most of these purposes for me - instead of having to keep "awaiting reply", etc. visible at all times, they simply disappear until they need my attention again. Starring them as a reminder as to why they need my attention is a good idea though.
The main feature I'm still missing is an easy way to add my own TODOs there. I currently send emails to myself, but that's quite cumbersome (press `c` for compose, enter my own email address, <Tab>, type reminder, <Ctrl>+<Enter> to send, `x` to select that email, then `b` to snooze it to the desired time - in Inbox, this would be `t`, type reminder, set snooze time, <Enter>).
- zeisss 8y agoMy gmail has a little tasks component on the right now. Not sure whethere that is stored though.
- wodenokoto 8y agoI think that is part of the GSuite. I don't see it on my non-GSuite gmail. Or maybe it is slow to roll out to old accounts.
- milankragujevic 8y agoIt's not GSuite-only, it's available on my Gmail acc from 2009.
- Vinnl 8y agoTrue, but that's not integrated with the email workflow, i.e. I can't process external TODO's (i.e. emails) and my own in the same workflow, without taking my hands of my keyboard.
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