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How do you organise your mailbox with labels and folders?

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How do you organise your mailbox with labels and folders?

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Proton English • 1 month ago

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How do you use your labels, folders and filters to organise your ProtonMail inbox/archive?

I decided to get Proton Unlimited yesterday and I’ve been trying to organise my emails, but I feel like I have the tendency to accidentally use folders and labels for the same thing so I end up with similarly named labels and folders (oops!), so I’m curious to see how people here organise their mailbox.

I was thinking one folder per alias/account/website, but when I try to add filters I’m reaching that filter limit where I have to wait 24 hours. I tried the sieve filters but, although I’m a decent programmer, it doesn’t feel super intuitive.

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I really need to archive my emails more often to prevent my inbox from becoming a cluttered mess. Do you use labels?
- RuudA
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  No. The content of the e-mail is most of times enough to be found in search.

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