The best keyboard shortcut is the one you create Create custom keyboard shortcuts Image used with permission by copyright holder You can also choose Pick date & time to enter the exact date and time of your choice. You’ll see a pop-up box to pick a quick time such as later today or tomorrow. This places the email at the top of your list as if you just received it for the first time. With it, you can have an email return to your inbox as unread for a time you select. One of Gmail’s most convenient features for following up is the snooze option. Snooze an email Press b and pick a time Image used with permission by copyright holder Then, use the handy shortcut to circle through your stars until you see the one you want. Step 5: After changing your star choices, select Save Changes at the bottom. Image used with permission by copyright holder This lets you completely customize the stars you want to use. You can also drag those you don’t want to use from In use to Not in use. Step 4: Choose one of the Presets to use the stars in that group or drag a star up from the Not in use area to the In use area. To see which stars you have available or edit your list, following these steps: Stars are great for follow-ups, reminders, and important items. When you see the one you want, stop and the current star will apply. Press s to add a star to the selected email and continue pressing s to rotate through each star you’ve set up. If you take advantage of the starred conversation feature, then you’ll love this keyboard shortcut. Pick the perfect star Press s and repeat to rotate Image used with permission by copyright holder
If you want to add more details, include a due date, or make it repeat, double-click the task in your list. Plus, the message is attached to the email so you can reopen it anytime from your task list. The title of the task is the subject line of the email. You’ll then see your task list open in a sidebar on the right with the email transformed into a task. How many times have you received an email that prompted a task for your list? With a simple keyboard shortcut, you can turn an email into a task. Create a task from an email Press Shift + t Image used with permission by copyright holder You do, however, have a brief moment to Undo the action using the button on the bottom left before it vanishes. If the email is not a subscription, you won’t see this message and the email will be reported as spam instantly. If the email is a subscription, you’ll see a pop-message asking if you want to Report as spam & unsubscribe or simply Report spam. If you’re receiving unsolicited messages you want to report as spam or newsletters you want to unsubscribe from and report at the same time, you can do so by pressing ! (exclamation point) which is Shift + 1. P: Previous page Report spam and unsubscribe Press ! (exclamation point) Image used with permission by copyright holder Press the letter g on your keyboard followed immediately by one of these letters to navigate to that spot:Ĭ: Contacts (Google Contacts should open in a new browser tab) No matter where you are in the Gmail application on the web, you can jump to your inbox or a label folder with two key presses. Navigate to your inbox or a label folder Press g then another letter Image used with permission by copyright holder
Once you have the shortcuts enabled, open a quick cheat sheet of available Gmail shortcuts by pressing ? (question mark) which is Shift + / (slash). Step 3: Mark the option for Keyboard shortcuts on and select Save Changes at the bottom. Step 2: Go to the General tab, where you’ll find a Keyboard Shortcuts section. Step 1: Select the gear icon at the top and pick See all settings in the sidebar. Razer’s new Ornata V3 keyboard uses hybrid ‘mecha-membrane’ switches You should be using these 5 forgotten Nvidia GPU featuresĪ used mining GPU can save you a lot money, but should you buy one?
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