Currently there is no way to remove Google Meet from your Gmail display within a browser. However, a “Platinum Product Expert” (for what its worth) claims to have been informed by a Google Employee that Google is rolling out the option to hide / remove Google Meet from Gmail. No time frame has been provided.
In this article I cover using the Gmail Chat panel to at least minimize the Google Meet panel within Gmail.
In this article I cover how to use Inbox Zero to reclaim your life while increasing your productivity at work or home through the proper management of your email inbox.
It is a superficial achievement and a productivity benchmark in which your inbox contains no remaining emails to respond to because they have already been processed and completed.
The phrase was originally coined by Merlin Mann years ago and he defined it as reclaiming your email, your attention, and your life.
“It’s not how many messages are in your inbox – it’s how much of your own brain is in that inbox. Especially when you don’t want it to be.” – Merlin Mann
Think of the time wasted when you open your email inbox and all those looming email messages, that require your attention, peer back out at you.
How does that make you feel? Are you wasting even more time by worrying over them? Rest assured, they are sucking your life and time and you haven’t even started working on them.
This article is subjective, from the prospective of a professional freelance web developer and technology consultant who utilizes this productivity benchmark with successful results with Gmail. Your results may vary and the concept discussed herein may not be applicable to you.
The “All Mail” folder with Gmail eventually collects old unneeded emails which utilizes your limited, 15GB, Google Drive space.
To clean this out I have devised a witty trick.
