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Google plus addressing format and the unanswerable question

1 点作者 biturd大约 11 年前
Google supports something called plus addressing, which is just username+alias@gmail.com or username+alias@example.com if you are signed up for their domains product.<p>The alias&#x2F;plus addressing is not exclusive to google. I have searched, posted on forums, asked around, and no one can seem to find a way to search gmail, or to create a filter that can locate all plus addressed emails.<p>As an example address: user+amazon.com@gmail.com<p>If I forget to add a filter for user+amazon.com, and really who has time to set that up right on the spot. Further, gmail doesn&#x27;t exactly show you must of the recipient address other than &quot;me&quot; unless you dig deeper into each email.<p>I want to be able create a filter that says if any To: address has a plus in it, mark it with a label.<p>I have tried regex, which I don&#x27;t, believe is supported. I have tried what I thought should work, as just to: user+ for which it finds all my email. And finally I have tried to just search To:+ and To:&quot;+&quot; as well as other variations.<p>Any suggestions, a plug in, anything?<p>Thank you.

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tarun_anand大约 11 年前
Well, here is the quick answer<p>Use the link next to the search icon (it opens a drop down that shows Advanced Search field)<p>To make sure all relevant emails are caught, we can take advantage of the fact that the Has the words: field accepts search operators.<p>Leaving the other fields blank, put the following text in the `Has the words:` box:<p>{(to:tarun+filter@gmail.com) (deliveredto:tarun+filter@gmail.com)}<p>The inner parenthesis mean that the field is optional (e.g., the mail can be to: this address OR it can be deliveredto: this address).<p>This did the trick for me... A longer blog post will follow.<p>Cheers,<p>Tarun
tarun_anand大约 11 年前
Hello there, I blogged about this quite some time back<p><a href="http://tarunanand.com/2012/04/26/plus-addressing.aspx" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;tarunanand.com&#x2F;2012&#x2F;04&#x2F;26&#x2F;plus-addressing.aspx</a><p>Though it doesnt answer your question specifically. Please email me and I will provide you some tips and also blog about an answer.<p>Thanks,<p>Tarun
tarun_anand大约 11 年前
Also, creating the filter is easy - just setup the filter the same way I explained the search process below. It has to use the &quot;Has the words&quot; option.<p>Regards,<p>Tarun