Here's How To Undo A Sent Email In Gmail

[Night_Hawk]

[h=1]Here's How To Undo A Sent Email In Gmail[/h]
You clicked send. Oh crap. When you send a no-take-backs email maybe an admission to a secret crush, or accidental reply-all there's an instant pang of regret. It feels like there's no going back.
Meet Gmail's Undo Send feature, a lifesaving little hack buried in the Gmail Labs settings. It gives you a 30-second window to "undo" sending an outgoing email.
You just have to enable it first.

Gmail Lab's Undo Send feature gives you 10 seconds to save yourself the embarrassment.

[h=3]Here's how it works:[/h] 1. Click the gear icon in the top-right corner of your Gmail window and select Settings from the dropdown menu.

Gmail screenshot


2. Select Labs from the row of tabs.

Gmail screenshot


3. Scroll all the way to the bottom where you see Undo Send and click Enable.

Gmail screenshot


4. Hit Save Changes at the bottom.
5. Breathe easy.
Now when you send an email, the yellow dialogue that displays "Your message has been sent" will also give you the option to Undo. Click it, and the email will reopen, un-sent, in the composition window.

Gmail screenshot


It defaults so that you have 10 seconds to click before the Undo button disappears, but you can adjust that window of opportunity. Go to Settings > General > Undo Send, and select a cancellation period up to 30 seconds.
We weren't the first to discover this cool trick. Jimmy Tomczak, founder of beach accessories company TOMBOLO, recently tweeted me a link to an article by former Mashable editor and current Sprout Social editorial director, Samuel Axon. Gmail's interface has changed since Mashable's tutorial was published in 2010, so we updated the steps.
Note, features in Gmail Labs are experimental and may change, break, or disappear at any time. You've been warned.
SEE ALSO: Gmail's Top Nine Hidden Features





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[Aleph]

The only problem with this is that if you send your e-mail and then, before these 30 seconds expire, you click and open another e-mail then you cant undo the sent e-mail (despite 30 seconds not having expired).

Try it.

 

[Ali raza babar]

The only problem with this is that if you send your e-mail and then, before these 30 seconds expire, you click and open another e-mail then you cant undo the sent e-mail (despite 30 seconds not having expired).

Try it.

In Outlook you can , there is a feature called the Email Recall

 

[bhaibarood]

zabaan se nikali hui baat aur bandook se nikali hui gooli kabhi wapis nahi aati ............................................. but inbox se nikli hui email wapis asaktee hai :)


BHAI YEH MEHER BUKHARI ki pic kioun lageyee hai ap ne ????(omg)

 

[Masood Arshad Arshad]

great...............

 

[Masood Arshad Arshad]

agay agay dekhiy hota h kia.............