You know, this technique served as a real reliever for me. On the results, you may do any of the above. Just to relieve yourself from the All Mail clutter, you may search the mails by typing is:muted on the search box. Or on an open message you can simply hit on that cross appearing against Muted on the top of the message. Mark the one or more messages and then click on More -> Unmute. Look for the conversation that you wish to unmute (the label – Muted, may provide some help). Log in to your Gmail account and follow any of the below processes. If you have the keyboard shortcuts enabled for Gmail then you may simply hit the “M” key instead of touching on More -> Mute.Ĭool Tip: To quickly check the list of keyboard shortcuts for Gmail, just do Shift + ? on your keyboard. Or, if you are already reading a message, click on More menu and click on Mute. Then click on More menu and choose the Mute option. Step 2: On the inbox, select one or more messages. Step 1: Log in to your account and navigate to inbox. That would apply the rule to the entire conversation. Note that the Mute action needs to be performed on any one message from the entire thread. Before moving on, it is also good to know that the entire conversation will reappear in your inbox if your name is explicitly specified on the To/CC field (in any future message).
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Having known what Mute means and does, we will see how to mute/unmute conversations in Gmail.
Thus, you will no longer have to view or give attention to such messages. Besides, all future conversations ( Reply, Forward, Reply All) on that thread would bypass your inbox and moved to archive automatically. However, Gmail users are blessed with a feature called Mute – you may simply do a Mute on any message and push the entire conversation to the archive.