Why not just have everything forward to one? I've pretty much switched over all of my gmail accounts to one account. For that very reason, signing in and out was a pain in the ass.

It's nice though, something like Google Analytics allows you to be an administrator of a few different accounts through the one log in, and obviously with the calendar you can do the same.

Is there any reason you don't want to be forwarding one gmail to another?

Personally I use thunderbird to access my accounts. But pretty much everything forwards to gmail and I download from just the one place (with one exception) when I reply I reply through the actual mail pop instead of gmail (it tends to appear in reply's that gmail sent the mail rather than my work account) but I just bcc all mails sent to my gmail account which filters those messages automatically for me.

It's a slightly strange system but it has brought me from having 10+ email accounts to effectively having 2.. which is much less confusing for me.

Alex
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Personal: www.ebauche.net
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That hadn't occurred to me at all. Even with 10 mail accounts going into it I'm still only at 16% (453mb) of my 2778mb. Ok.

Have you looked into greasemonkey scripts?

I know there is one out there that ports google reader into gmail, maybe there's one that ports multiple accounts together??

Otherwise I would just say why not use thunderbird and when you're out and about all your email will still be accessible online?

Alex

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Business: www.pixelapes.com
Personal: www.ebauche.net
Blog: ebauchemusic.blogspot.com

Of course of course...

hmm. yeah, i think I'm a little baffled then.. unless there is an "opera/safari tab" for Firefox or some such. Damn

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Personal: www.ebauche.net
Blog: ebauchemusic.blogspot.com

I have an iMac G4 and use Safari and Firefox. I switched to Gmail because I couldn't access my Yahoo! address book in Firefox. However, my Yahoo! email address is on 500 business cards, so I used the same prefix and just added @gmail.com. I want another Gmail address using my personal name, i.e. , so people would know it's me. Apparently the only way I can do that is to open a new Gmail account.

You can use the + sign to filter emails in Gmail, though: i.e. if your email address is , you can also use itsme+tag@gmail.com, and these will be delivered to your main inbox. So could use joe.blow+lettersfromMom@gmail.com, joe.blow+blog@gmail.com, etc.

In Safari you can open Yahoo! and Gmail in tabs, which makes it easy to go back and forth. Doesn't work in Firefox, unfortunately.

Back up my hard drive? How do I get my computer into reverse?