Friday, May 20, 2011
Gmail Importance markers in Priority Inbox
Importance markers in Priority Inbox - Gmail Help
Priority Inbox displays different colored arrows to indicate different types of messages. A yellow arrow means that a message is important and unread. A gray marker means that the message is important and read or archived. A message Gmail has classified as unimportant has no marker.
If you want to know why a message was classified as important, you can hover your mouse over the importance marker for that message in order to see the main reason why the message was marked important.
If you prefer, you can hide these markers. Just go to the Priority Inbox tab of your Gmail settings and select the No markers option in the Importance markers section.
Gmail treats these markers like labels, so you can search for messages that are important by using the search operator ‘is:important’.
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