Gmail Notifications - Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

When I received one email, in the notification pull-down area, the email would be shown and a another line where it could be deleted. When several emails were received in the notification area would be a listing of the unread emails. This has stopped for some reason. Does anyone know how to get it back?

Briefly hold down on the Gmail icon and swipe down. It'll expand & give you the delete/reply options again.
Previously, you could hover your finger over each email & it'd pop up with the whole email.
But that's gone now.

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Email Notification Even When Box UnChecked

I have all the email notification options unchecked, and I still get a notification of an email. This could be because I have the messaging option on the today screen on, so I see a line telling me how many emails I have, which is why I don't want notification. Using US T-Mobile MDA.
Anyone able to shut off notification of new emails?

Redirect action new email notification

If a get a notification in the top bar that a new email has arrived and I press it, I get the overview of the available top functions.
So far so good.
Then I press the big email icon and a popup at the bottom comes in view, telling me the number of unread emails.
I have the option to VIEW or DISMISS
Here's my problem with this.
On pressing the big emailbutton, I wan't to be transferred into the mail application, skipping the bottom popup. It's completely irrelevant to me and the extra step is useless if you know that you are getting lots of mails every day.
Is there a way to disable the bottom popup and be transferred directly into the maill-app

Gmail notification bug?

When I receive a new gmail message, I usually click on the notification bar which opens Gmail and takes me to my new message. That's fine. But when I do this, the new message notification doesn't disappear. After reading the message I'll click Home button and the New Gmail alert is still in the notification bar. On my G1 the alert always disappeared from my notification bar when I clicked on it.
I did notice that if I click on it and hit the Back button after I'm done reading Gmail that the alert will remove itself from my notification bar, but this never happens when I hit the Home button instead.
I have noticed this also, but I like it.
I haven't had this issue... very odd.
I've noticed this too.... hit the go back arrow and it will kick you into your gmail inbox thus clearing the notification.

Email icon with unread email

I would like to have an email icon showing unread email (pop3) in my arc with the native Sony apps. It's possible?
gm,
you mean in the left upper corner of the screen?? in the account settings you can set a ringtone for a new mail, and also visual mail notification. i get an '@' in the statusbar upper left when i got new mail.
rgds
Patrick
I think I know what you mean. I used to have an HTC Touch HD and the icons for SMS and Email would show how many unread texts/emails you had. All you get in android is an icon in the notification area. It's taken me a while to get used to which icon is which as I have hotmail, gmail and sms.
Is there any way (or an app) to have the shortcuts show you how many unread items there are instead??
Dazza
Just found a couple of apps called Gmail unread count and SMS unread count. These are widgets which kinda works. Can't figure out how you go and change the options once you've added them though. Maybe I have to remove the widget and add it again.

[Q] disable email notifications stacking

When I have one unread email, I can see some message details (From/Subject) and I can often instantly decide if I want to read it or just swipe away. However when there are 2 or more they are stacked together in a single notification and I have to open email app to see them. Is there any way to disable stacking and display a notification for every message? I am rooted on Verizon Note 3 if it matters.
Very briefly press down on the stack, then while pressing down, quickly swipe down.
It'll open them up for you.

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