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The problem is that I can no longer distinguish between mail that I have read and mail that I simply don't care about. The solution I presented requires no expl
by tadfisher 15y ago
The problem is that I can no longer distinguish between mail that I have read and mail that I simply don't care about. The solution I presented requires no explicit interaction and gives me this granularity. Sure, I can manually apply a label in Gmail, but that's explicit once more (and requires far too many clicks for such a simple operation).
- overcyn 15y ago> I can no longer distinguish between mail that I have read and mail that I simply don't care about. Why is this distinction important? When do you need to browse through mail that you've read? If you need to find something you can just search for it by content or individual. The problem with automatically applying a 'seen' label, is that it forces you to to immediately filter through all your new mail. You can't stop halfway because then some 'unseen' mail will get marked 'seen'.