Gmail app. Storing/caching email on S3

[pjw73nh]

I am using the native gmail app. I just realized that when I have no wifi or network (airplane mode, on an actual airplane) that much of my email is not stored on my device. It appears that only Inbox, sent and draft folders are stored.

Is there a way of getting all (within say 45 days or so) of my gmail email folders stored on the device for when I do not have ny network access?

Thanks.

 

[SUroot]

Yes but only 30 days. In your inbox, press the labels icon at the bottom. In there press "manage labels". Go into each and set the sync as desired

 

[Szadzik]

Yes but only 30 days. In your inbox, press the labels icon at the bottom. In there press "manage labels". Go into each and set the sync as desired

You can set it to All and everything will be cached.

 

[SUroot]

Agreed, however my mailbox is 3 GB so I wouldn't want to be doing that given the small amount of space I have on my S3.

 

[Szadzik]

Agreed, however my mailbox is 3 GB so I wouldn't want to be doing that given the small amount of space I have on my S3.

Use labels and do not cache emails ni the labl with a lot of data. attachments are not cached anyway.

 

[SUroot]

Doesn't seem any better a solution.