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Thursday
Sep302010

Turn off Gmail's Conversation View

DateThursday, September 30, 2010 at 10:40PM

Those of you that use Gamil will know that your emails are sorted into conversations. Now some people like that but other hate it. Google has just announced that they will give you the option to turn off this conversation view. Google are slowly rolling out this option so it might take a day or two before you see this setting. 

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    Source: Turn off Gmail’s conversation view
    on September 29, 2010
    The way Gmail organizes mail into conversations is like cilantro. You either love it -- and, like me, enjoy the nice citrusy, herbal finish it gives to everything from salsa to curry -- or you hate it. And those of you who hate it hate it enough to launch sites like nocilantro.com and ihatecilantro.com (“an anti cilantro community”), where you can hate it together. But my fondness for cilantro pales in comparison to my love for Gmail’s conversation view, or message threading. I haven’t had to w

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