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This tiny Gmail change will make it easier to manage your inbox on Android [Mark as Read option available from Android notifications directly]

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      Good god about time

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        Huh, I’ve had this on iPhone for quite a while and use it often. I’m surprised we’ve had this before Android.

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          Huh, I’ve had this on iPhone for quite a while and use it often. I’m surprised we’ve had this before Android.

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          If you look at the history of releases of iPhone and Android Google apps, features usually come out on the iPhone first.

          A couple of theories range from programming on iOS is easier to the iOS team is simply better.

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            Gmail is the first app that anyone should uninstall with Universal Android Debloater Next Generation and then one should install Thunderbird and live happy.

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              Gmail is the first app that anyone should uninstall with Universal Android Debloater Next Generation and then one should install Thunderbird and live happy.

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              yea, no. Especially regarding the hybrid-analysis link on that page.

              https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/discussions/919

              OG Debloater works just fine

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                yea, no. Especially regarding the hybrid-analysis link on that page.

                https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/discussions/919

                OG Debloater works just fine

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                https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/discussions/919#discussioncomment-12973495

                🤷‍♂️

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                  Or maybe switch to something like FairEmail, k-9Mail/Thunderbird which can already this and lots more.

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                    Huh, I’ve had this on iPhone for quite a while and use it often. I’m surprised we’ve had this before Android.

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                    This is specifically about Gmail, Android has had this feature for a long time (though I'm not sure if it was before iOS).

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                      Gmail is the first app that anyone should uninstall with Universal Android Debloater Next Generation and then one should install Thunderbird and live happy.

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                      I'll stick with FairEmail and call it a day.

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                        This is specifically about Gmail, Android has had this feature for a long time (though I'm not sure if it was before iOS).

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                        Yeah I’ve had this feature with the Gmail app on iPhone for quite some time. I use it often on that and Yahoo Mail and Outlook in the same manner.

                        I’m saying I’m surprised that the Gmail app on iPhone had this before Android got it.

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                          yea, no. Especially regarding the hybrid-analysis link on that page.

                          https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/discussions/919

                          OG Debloater works just fine

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                          Googles antivirus website says the FOSS anti-google de-bloat tool is malware

                          lol

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