The Gmail user interface contains the following three top links above the "Compose Mail" button:
- Contacts
- Tasks
I'm always on the Mail tab. I'm not using Tasks and I never go to the Contacts tab.
Is it possible to make the links disappear?
Gmail – Getting rid of the three top links (Mail, Contacts, Tasks) in Gmail
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It is now possible to label and/or "star" messages when you send them.
Official Gmail Blog: Star and label messages before you send them
When composing a new message, you can assign labels or star it by using the labels drop-down menu. As you’d expect, recipients of messages organized this way won’t see your labels or stars.
This is the new compose window:
Press the down arrow in the lower right, then choose "Label".
This is the old compose window:
I was't receiving the email because I had a previously-created-forgotten-about-and-not-in-production Google Apps account for example.com. As a result Gmail was delivering the verification email to the Google mail servers since from Google's point of view that domain's email is hosted by them rather than to my external example.com mailer.
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Best Answer
I doubt it, since they are not considered labels. However, they are collapsable.
There is also a script that moves those links below the labels.