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Re:20 years ago Gmail revolutionized email. It's time for a ... by arcbyte on Monday April 15, 2024 @11:22AM (#40041774)
I'm curious what your workflow looks like?

I come from the perspective that email is totally broken; both in my personal spam filled inbox and in my corporate information black hole email. So I'm genuinely curious

Re:20 years ago Gmail revolutionized email. It's time for a ... by the_snooze on Monday April 15, 2024 @11:29AM (#40041875)
I have multiple email aliases that feed into the same box. I filter messages based on what alias they went through and who sent them. Nearly all messages get automatically marked as read; they're there, but I won't get notifed of them. For a few high priority senders who have my high priority alias, they get the star treatment: notification, star, reminder to reply, etc.

Also, if you filter for the word "unsubscribe," you can cut through a good chunk of low-priority automatic messages.

Re:20 years ago Gmail revolutionized email. It's time for a ... by eks391 on Monday April 15, 2024 @04:59PM (#40045506)
I am familiar with vendors that provide a similar service, but none quite as you described. Which one do you use?
Re:20 years ago Gmail revolutionized email. It's time for a ... by the_snooze on Monday April 15, 2024 @08:39PM (#40047196)
It's just Google. I have a Google Workspace subscription for my personal domain, but you can accomplish a similar thing using "plus-aliases" on standard free Gmail accounts: "[email protected]"
Re:20 years ago Gmail revolutionized email. It's time for a ... by iancmceachern on Monday April 15, 2024 @11:26AM (#40041831)
Get good at searching, filters, modifiers, keywords, etc. My I boxes are huge, but I generally find what I need quickly by typing a fee searching filters and keywords
Re:20 years ago Gmail revolutionized email. It's time for a ... by bee_rider on Monday April 15, 2024 @11:29AM (#40041880)
It is a good replacement for letters, postcards really. It does that well, and that’s enough.