Gmail Tips 10 Tips for application

Gmail has become the geeks choice, it is powerful, safe and stable, used to manage mail is very convenient. Here's a 10-point Gmail tip that might be useful to you:

# Google Code repository and Greasemonkey
The former is a Gmail script library, the latter is the Firefox plug-in, the two can be used together to achieve special functions, such as the label into color, save search results and even Gmail and Google Reader combined use.

# macro Script [the Macros script]
It is said that this script is more functional than any desktop mail client, with the following features such as a shortcut with a label and a read tag, all of which can be implemented with a shortcut key [press H for tips].

# Cheat Label
Precede the important label name with @ or number to show it to the front.

# Join Gmail Power Users Group
Look at this Group's name to know, inside are all Gmail strongman.

# Quick Contact
Quicker Contacts is another Greasemonkey script that allows Gmail to display information in a window.

# tag any label, folder, or information
Simply paste the following URL in the address bar:
Https://mail.google.com/mail/?view=cm&fs=1:
Then add the label name/folder name/information type [Fs=1:todo, Fs=1: Draft and Fs=1: Unread]

# Offline Backup of Gmail
If you can't open Gmail when you need it, the best thing to do is to look at it from your email backup [before you can see the way to the scrambled eggs before visiting the crash]. Gmail provides a description of how to download messages from the desktop and provides a "recent" mode for easy downloading.

# Manage multiple Gmail accounts
You can use Google Apps for Your Domain or a Firefox plugin for Gmail Manager.

# Accept messages from other mailboxes
This mail fetcher feature has been introduced in the omelette before and can be reasonably set.

# bookmarklets
More powerful than the original Bookmark, one is Compose, the other is Gmail this.

This list may also continue to be supplemented, please note the original version of the update.