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They can de-clutter their inboxes and keep the threads they’re still using. People can archive android text messages and restore their messages whenever they please using the app itself, without relying on third-party applications. Mutt, the Vim Way => I started to try out the dd mapping from this post, and was happy to discover that "deleting" in Mutt = "archiving" on Gmail (in Year 2019). Archiving messages is one of the best built-in features of Android’s Messages app.A note on archiving Gmail messages in Mutt If you long press on a speech bubble you will get the option to select multiple speech bubbles then tap on the share button.(Maybe I have also misread the original post from Ref #1). You can also manually back up and archive items, in addition to AutoArchive or as a replacement. # => Well, Gmail is using "All Mails" tag/label to bin all emails for now. #macro index,pager A "=Archive" "Archive Message" rosjavamessages Public archive Message generation and the core set of official ros messages for java. # => Keeps creating new tags like `AllMailMail` and `AllMailMailMail` and #macro index,pager e "=All Mail" "Archive" When you mute a message: Any replies stay out of your inbox.

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# => Keeps creating new tags like /AllMail and /AllMailMail. When you archive a message: The message will come back to your inbox when someone replies to it. #macro index,pager e "=/All Mail" "Archive" But, there is a way to hide a seen report if you dont want the person who messaged you to know youve seen it. Older posts suggested the following mapping, which all have noticeable side-effects as of creating new labels on my Gmail account in an unexpected fashion. macro index,pager e "" "move message to trash" Question: can someone confirm and/or explain the following observation?Īfter shopping for ~/.mutt/muttrc settings over the web and digging into years-old (if not decades old) posts, I found the following mapping has an interesting side effect: it seems to get the message ARCHIVED properly for Gmail.













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