I solved my email problem in a few ways. First I
make my email subject line detailed so I can easily find it again when searching.
Second, I treat my emails as disposable. If something is really important I save the email as a PDF to Google Drive and/or OneDrive. Both can search the contents of a PDF. I also avoid attaching files but send links to the files. OneDrive fixed their links and now it is on par with Google.
Lastly I make use of functions like Gmail Snooze so the email reappears when I need to perform a task.
gmail does a great job of sorting emails into catagories
plus if you master filters and after I made a dozen, it's easy to manage tons of email coming in I think
also gmail is easy to unsubscribe from lists or mark stuff as spam
I solved my email problem in a few ways. First I make my email subject line detailed so I can easily find it again when searching.
Second, I treat my emails as disposable. If something is really important I save the email as a PDF to Google Drive and/or OneDrive. Both can search the contents of a PDF. I also avoid attaching files but send links to the files. OneDrive fixed their links and now it is on par with Google.
Lastly I make use of functions like Gmail Snooze so the email reappears when I need to perform a task.
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gmail does a great job of sorting emails into catagories plus if you master filters and after I made a dozen, it's easy to manage tons of email coming in I think also gmail is easy to unsubscribe from lists or mark stuff as spam