How to Manage Your Spam Folder in Outlook. How to Whitelist Important Email Addresses in Gmail. How to Unhide Your Spam Folder in Gmail (if it’s hidden). 
How to Find Gmail’s Spam Folder and Delete Spam Emails.
How to Manage Your Spam Folder in Gmail. (Click on the links below to jump to a section) Read my detailed article on what they are and five ways to stop them. In this article, I’ll give you a step-by-step guide on finding and managing the spam folder in Gmailand Outlook on both the web app and mobile devices. Click Save changes and you'll be returned to your inbox, one that is no longer cluttered by a column of orange flags.įor more Gmail tips and tricks, click here.Your spam filter keeps your inbox free of irrelevant emails like junk mail and phishing scams. From there, click "No markers" in the Importance markers field. To remove these flags from your inbox, go to Setting and choose Inbox. Thus, after hunting around settings for a bit, I bid ado to the orange flags. Maybe your mail management strategy differs, but I don't need both stars and flags. For my purposes, I star important e-mails that I want to return to later. 
Google lets you mark and unmark messages as important and will reclassify subsequent e-mails from that contact accordingly, but I'm too busy to train my Gmail about how to treat incoming traffic.
To me, they are just useless visual clutter, particularly on secondary Gmail accounts where nearly all messages are marked as important. One of the things I like most about Gmail is its clean design, which is why I don't like the intrusion of those orange flags that denote a message as important. Have you been living with and ignoring Gmail's orange flags that denote certain messages in your inbox as important? If so, allow me to tell you where in settings to go to remove them. If all of my messages are important, then I, too, must be important, right? Right?
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