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Google automatically organizes Gmail labels alphabetically...
Which can be time-consuming when scrolling through your labels in order to find the one you want.
Cut the time you spend sorting through Gmail labels with our newest (and free!) email productivity tool, Gmail Tabs!
Gmail Tabs lets you customize Gmail to give you clear visibility (and easy access) to:
- Your favorite Gmail Labels
- Common Gmail search queries, like: receipts with attachments, or emails from your customers or boss
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The tabs feature in Gmail is a game-changer, keeping my emails neatly categorized and easy to find.
Gmail tabs make organizing my inbox effortless, significantly improving my email management experience.
Version 1.0.2.1 fixed problem editing tabs with complex queries.
Working great after I learned how to filter correctly. I wish it let you put the unread count next to the tabs like Gmail does with labels on the side. Would be 5 stars if it had that.
I loved it and made great use of it until a recent update that has broken the way a more complex label search query seems to be handled, which makes it hardly useable now. On my Workspace Gmail the upper line of the tab edit popup window used to say "Query name for this tab:" on my Workspace but "Label name for this tab:" on my private gmail. Both versions were 1.0.0.8, which is odd. In Workspace (the "query" version of 1.0.0.8) the following query used to nicely give a list of items labelled item2024 (but neither a nor b): label:item2024 -label:a -label:b But in the private Gmail the same query via this plugin pushes hyphens into the mix so the line for the Gmail search bar when clicking on the tab becomes label:-label:item2024--label:a--label:b. Now for the sad fun part. When trying to troubleshoot, I wanted to unistall the the offending version on my private Gmail, only to - of course, le sigh - uninstall the one on my workspace, as the windows looked identical :D When I immediately reinstalled that very same 1.0.0.8 version from the Store, the Workspace extensions now also says "Label NAME for this tab:" (not query as before), and low and behold, it is not also broken inside Workspace. Since it worked flawlessly with previous versions, and prior to a fresh reinstall, it must be something with the updated code.
Works well, a bit slow, but the communication from cloudHQ is annoying enough to just barely be worth it.
It does exactly what it promises: you can create tabs that are essentially Gmail filters (search queries). I use a filter like "in:inbox is:unread from:domain.com" to easy list all unread emails from domain.com.
A game-changer for email management. It integrates with Gmail, putting frequently used labels at the top for easy access. This cuts down search time and improves productivity. Its user-friendly design turns repeated searches into tabs, streamlining the Gmail experience. Highly recommend for more efficient email workflow!
I'm absolutely thrilled with this! As someone who owns multiple businesses, it's a revolutionary tool. The fact that I can personalize the colors to align with my brand is fantastic. It's user-friendly and wonderfully assists in keeping my neurodivergent brain organized!
As an idea it's not bad. But it's counter-intuitive to use (have no idea why there's so much "gushing" in the reviews here) and buggy. Selecting a color for Gmail tab sometimes the color is saved and can be seen. Usually it's not and in fact only one tab has saved a selected color. Tedious to fiddle around with. Support is evidently nonexistent and have never received a reply re: the tab color bug. Would rather pay for a version that works rather than a cracked freebie.