Alias settings in Gmail

Gmail has an alias feature that allows you to make one address into another.
Addresses will change, but they will be sent to the same account and can be managed centrally, and they can also be sent from an alias.
This feature is useful for filtering by address and creating multiple accounts for web applications.

Table of Contents

• alias by plus
• Alias by dot
• Source setting
• at the end

Alias by Plus.

If you add + and any number of characters at the end of the user (before the @) of a Gmail address, it becomes an alias.

Example :
- [e-mail]
- [e-mail]
- [e-mail]

and can be created in any number of ways.

Alias by dot

If you add . (dot) to the user (before the @) of a Gmail address to create an alias.

Example:
- [e-mail]
- [e-mail]
- [e-mail]

In this case, the length of the user part limits the number of aliases you can create.

Source settings.

1. open the PC version of Gmail to set up the source (desktop view if you have a smartphone) Click on the settings icon.
2. Click See ll settings.
3. Select Account and Import
4. Click on 'Add another email address' in the Send mail as.
5. Enter the alias in the Email address prompt and click on the next step.

Now you can choose an alias for the mail from.
Also, by default, replies to emails sent to your alias will be sent from Alias.

At the end.

Depending on the site or app, you may be able to set an alias for multiple accounts as the same address. You may not be able to create them.

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