I completely agree. I believe that when "Nested Labels" was a GMail
Lab, it worked flawlessly with the show-if-unread feature (which I
think was originally a lab too). It seems like now that "Nested
Labels" is a standard GMail feature, it has stopped working with show-
if-unread.
It doesn't make sense as to why this behavior would be a feature.
Moreover, it doesn't make sense why it should be a problem because it
used to work great.
So now I go from expanding a top label to seeing only my unread
folders to expanding a top label to seeing all of my labels (which is
really annoying for my per-person labels).
Best --
Ted
On May 24, 4:31 am, soig wrote:
> At first, when intrudced, the "show if unread" was great.
>
> After some times however, its behavior changed when using "Nested
> Labels".
> Now it's not possible to set "show if unread" for nested labels
> anymore.
> Either one of the sub labels have unread messages and the whole label
> "group" (aka the parent label and all its children labels) are
> displayed
> or there's no unread message in any of the label group and the whole
> group is displayed.
>
> The regression was introduced since the "show/hide/show if unread/"
> choice is only available for top/parent labels whereas it was
> available for nested labels too before.
> (inhttps://
mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&shva=1#settings/labels)