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# notmuch-gmail Bidirectional sync of Gmail messages with a notmuch database. ![Logo](https://github.com/rjarry/notmuch-gmail/raw/master/docs/logo.png) ## Description `notmuch-gmail` is a command line application that can pull email and labels (and changes to labels) from your Gmail account and store them locally in a maildir with the labels synchronized with a notmuch database. The changes to tags in the notmuch database may be pushed back remotely to your Gmail account. ## Installation TODO ## Quickstart TODO ## Configuration & Advanced Usage TODO ## Privacy Policy * `notmuch-gmail` is a **local** command line application. It uses OAuth2 to access your Gmail data and will **NOT** share anything with anyone. * `notmuch-gmail` uses the Gmail web API to access (READ) your messages and labels. * `notmuch-gmail` uses the Gmail web API to change (ADD, REMOVE) the labels associated with messages. * `notmuch-gmail` uses the Gmail web API to change (ADD, REMOVE) your Gmail labels. * `notmuch-gmail` uses the Gmail web API to add (INSERT) new DRAFT and SENT messages. * `notmuch-gmail` will not and can not: - Add or delete messages on your remote account (except syncing the `trash` or `spam` label to messages, and those messages will eventually be [deleted](https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7401?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en)) - Modify messages other than their labels * `notmuch-gmail` is free software released under the [MIT license](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) and comes with **NO WARRANTIES**.

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