Finding an email when you only remember half a sentence
You do not need the exact word: you can search by what the message was about.
Press the search box above the list (or ⌘/Ctrl + F) and type whatever you remember, even roughly: “the boiler quote”. Nukli searches by words and by meaning at the same time, and inside received PDFs too.
Step by step
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Open search
The box above the email list. On the keyboard: ⌘ + F on Mac, Ctrl + F on Windows.
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Type it however it comes out
“Last year’s electricity bill”, “the man selling windows”. No need for the exact word or the correct spelling of a name.
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Sort the results
You can see them by relevance (closest to what you asked) or by most recent.
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Or ask in the chat
If you would rather describe it in a sentence: “find the email with the boiler quote”.
Where it is, inside the window.
Tips
- Recent searches are kept and you can repeat one with a click (or delete them whenever you like).
- If what you want was an attachment, try the words that were inside it: Nukli looks in PDFs too.
Common questions
Does it search every account?
It searches the view you are in. To search everything, switch to “All inboxes” first.
An email I know I have does not show up
It may not have finished downloading from the server yet. Try again shortly or use the sync button.
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