How do I ungroup emails with the same subject in Gmail?

How do I ungroup emails with the same subject in Gmail?

To ungroup your messages, log into your Gmail account on the Web, click on the gear icon in the upper right corner and choose Mail Settings. On the General tab, in the Conversation View area, click the button next to “Conversation view off” and then click the Save Changes button at the bottom of the settings page.

How do I group my emails in Gmail?

How to create a group email in Gmail

1. Open Gmail in a browser. If Gmail was already open in another browser tab, refresh the page.
2. Click “Compose.”
3. There are two ways to add your email group to this email message.
4. The group should now be in the email’s “To” line, and you can create and send the email as usual.

How are emails grouped by sender in Gmail?

Gmail is not grouping by the sender, but mostly by subject line, so ask the sender if they can create individual subject lines. Our automated system analyzes replies to choose the one that’s most likely to answer the question. If it seems to be helpful, we may eventually mark it as a Recommended Answer.

How many emails can be threaded together in Gmail?

This means that if you receive two emails with the same subject from the same sender, these emails will not be threaded together unless one explicitly references the other. Max of 100 messages: There’s a maximum of 100 messages per thread/conversation.

How do I get in reply to header in Gmail?

You can get the in-reply-to header by replying to the original email through Gmail. For example, let’s say you have [email protected] forward messages to [email protected].

Is it possible to disable message threading in Gmail?

You wrote an article a long time ago about how it’s not possible to disable the “message threading” feature in Google’s Gmail [see Can I disable Gmail message threading?] but a friend told me that you CAN do just that. Is there an update for us Gmail users who hate this feature??