• I can’t disable Mailman

  If you are unable to disable Mailman completely, it’s most likely due to permission errors. There’s an easy way to resolve this. Here’s how: Log out from Mailman. Log out Log in again and make sure to grant all permissions requested. Allow permissions requested Click on Stop Mailman to disable the app.Few readers

• The emails were not delivered on my set schedule

  Were your pending emails not delivered according to your scheduled time? Let’s check a few things first: Make sure that your "Do Not Disturb" (DND) period does not overlap with any of your delivery slots. Otherwise, Mailman will not deliver the pending emails that coincide with it. Check DND period (In this example, the DND period overlaps with the 4:30 PM delivery schedule. The pending emails during tFew readers

• My existing Gmail filters that are meant to archive emails are not working anymore

  Out of the box, Mailman respects your existing and new Gmail filters. But how Gmail filters work it is not entirely possible for a third-party plugin to identify how a filter has affected a given email message. Mailman understands the filters that are meant to "Skip the inbox" AND have another label added to them. If your filters are meant only to Skip the inbox, without adding another label to those skipped emails, there's a slight change you'll need to make to those filters. CreFew readers

• I've activated Mailman, but emails continue to come through as usual.

  If you're one of the very few people for whom Mailman doesn't seem to do anything at all once activated, it is because of a very rare setting in Gmail. Open your Gmail account in Gmail interface. Go to Settings Inbox. In the end, you'll see a setting called Filtered mail. It should be set to Don't override filters. The correct setting should look like the following: (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2791217f8eb84a00/0a5d73c6-1efSome readers