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Fake article. When you delete items from Gmail, it puts it into Trash. You can easily undelete things from there. I know because I do this all the time. I'm at
by blindriver 4y ago
Fake article. When you delete items from Gmail, it puts it into Trash. You can easily undelete things from there. I know because I do this all the time. I'm at 97% capacity and constantly deleting large swathes of emails regularly to keep under the limit.
- 32gbsd 4y agoIn reality only emails dont matter. You probably can delete your entire sent mail folder. I.e. if you care about your replies more than the things you recieve.
- r721 4y agoThis is a good undocumented feature for choosing which emails to delete in Gmail: >Gmail supports an undocumented “size” search operator that you can use to quickly find all the big emails in the mailbox whose size exceeds a particular threshold. The search syntax is: >size:[size in bytes] >To give a real example, a Gmail search query like size:5242880 will list all big emails who size is 5 MB or greater while size:10485760 will list email messages that are bigger than 10 MB. >You may specify the size in MB as well which makes it a lot easier. For instance, size:5MB (or say size:5M) will find all Gmail messages that are 5 MB or greater in size. https://www.labnol.org/internet/gmail-size-search/26669/ https://www.labnol.org/internet/gmail-size-search/26669/