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Is the original email accessible somewhere after I create my edited version?
Is the original email accessible somewhere after I create my edited version?
Of course! Once you edit the email you can click on the 'Restore' button (visible inside the email) to display the original and toggle to your changes again by clicking 'Revert'
As an initial concept it's interesting but not very useful for most people in it's current state as it ultimately requires me to spend more time in my inbox. I think the real potential is in your "Coming Soon" feature, where it will hopefully be able to automatically figure out the best subject lines for me and save me time in the long run. Ultimately, it'd be great if it could decipher whether or not the email can b…
I like this a lot but moving back from message to inbox now takes an extra second with the extension enabled.
I like the idea of re-naming these as a form of mini-notes. But now that Gmail is getting into providing context for emails (such as flight check-ins), I'd like it if the auto-generated emails could also learn based on summaries I provide. Kind of like a filter rule based on what I've done in the past to re-name the email to what I'm looking for.
This is such a great idea. Like if you could somehow turn the massive emails chocked full of garbage from airlines into something that just says: MCO > JFK 9/18 1:00 PM EFZG94
This is a fantastic concept, but I will never use it because I don't use Chrome and I don't like the idea of my inbox being different on each device I use. I'll just wait for Google to either ripoff the idea or (hopefully) acquihire the company and integrate it into Gmail itself. Really the idea that the message preview is the FIRST two lines is comically absurd, especially for a company like Google. It's actually am…
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San Francisco, CA 94100on the other hand Gmail itself (as in the client) is clearly reading my mail