Somehow I accidentally put a label on all outgoing mail in Gmail and now I can't figure out how to undo it so it doesn't automatically label everything.
How can I do this?
Gmail – How to undo automatic label on 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:
Sure. You need to create a filter.
Matches: from:(bob@example.com)
Do this: Apply label "CLIENT"
Matches: to:(my-alternate-email@example.net)
Do this: Apply label "non-work related"
Best Answer
You must have a filter that's applying the label.
It probably looks something like
or
Just look for the label that's getting applied and delete that filter. Filters are found under "Settings".
This assumes, of course, you're using regular Gmail and not Google Apps Email