5 ways to search Gmail that everyone should know about<article>
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In a perfectly productive world, your inbox would have a place for every email with every email in its place. But it’s easy to let messages stack up knowing Google’s powerful search can usually bail you out when you need to find a months-old missive. Still, there will be cases when you need the help of an advanced search operator.</p><p>
These terms can help you home in on what you’re looking for more quickly and accurately than a simple search. There are dozens of operators you can use, but we’ve narrowed down five of the most handy.</p><h2>1. Use ‘in:anywhere’ to search everywhere</h2>
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It’s a given that a general Gmail search crawls every nook and cranny of your inbox, right? Alas, no. Search ignores Spam and Trash unless you specifically tell it to look there. That’s important to know because even Gmail’s spam filter is imperfect. And who hasn’t accidentally consigned some important message to the trash when furiously trying to get to inbox zero?</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3065376/software-productivity/5-ways-to-search-gmail-that-everyone-should-know-about.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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5 ways to search Gmail that everyone should know about
