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Ever wondered why Gmail search fails to find text you're sure is present?

20 chrisjj 5 5/5/2025, 12:16:50 PM emaildiscussions.com ↗

Comments (5)

biglyburrito · 4h ago
No. I stopped using Gmail for this & other reasons, and switched to something that actually works.
troyvit · 3h ago
What did you switch to? Because I switched to Thunderbird and now find my search is even worse than it was with Gmail.
chrisjj · 5h ago
Gmail search erronously overlooks as words any words Gmail Compose has littered with redundant embedded tags.
chrisjj · 4h ago
...plus overlooks the plain text MIME part entirely!

And we thought Google was supposed to be good at search...

labrador · 4h ago
Google doesn't want you deleting their data