Captainbob767
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I use K9 mail for all my mail. Never even open Gmail, since K9 checks all my email accounts at once. https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...s/details?id=com.fsck.k9&hl=en&token=O1n97Djl
Updated this morning and no categories? I have an HTC One, anyone else having this issue? Kind of torn about it, seems like some people really don't like the whole categories thing. I'd like to give it a try though. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Updated this morning and no categories? I have an HTC One, anyone else having this issue? Kind of torn about it, seems like some people really don't like the whole categories thing. I'd like to give it a try though. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Categories are on mobile gmail only if you have them enabled on your desktop gmail, afaik
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Inbox categories only appears if you've set it up on the desktop first. After you toggle the categories in the desktop, you can selectively enable/disable which ones show on the phone, but those changes do not propagate back up to the desktop. However, changes made on the desktop overwrite what's set on the phone. Nothing you change on the phone mirrors on the desktop; everything chosen on the desktop shows up on the phone. The only benefit I see is that you don't need to manually set individual notifications for the inboxes.I am sorry but categories are there in desktop and Android. you can enable/disable them in gmail-->menu-->settings-->[your account]-->Inbox categories
I think those picture/alphabet icons look fantastic. The iOS gmail app has had that for ages and it is why I considered the gmail app on Android to be ugly when I switched from iPhone to N4. Finally it is catching up.So whats up with these big, ugly #'s to the left of the emails now?
Inbox categories only appears if you've set it up on the desktop first. After you toggle the categories in the desktop, you can selectively enable/disable which ones show on the phone, but those changes do not propagate back up to the desktop. However, changes made on the desktop overwrite what's set on the phone. Nothing you change on the phone mirrors on the desktop; everything chosen on the desktop shows up on the phone. The only benefit I see is that you don't need to manually set individual notifications for the inboxes.