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The most natural thing to do when swiping a list entry left or right is to remove the entry from the list. The most natural thing to do when swiping a list entry left or right is to remove the entry from the list.
The most natural action in the context of an email app is moving the message out of the folder to another folder. The most natural action in the context of an email app is moving the message out of the folder to another folder.
You can select the folder to move to in the account settings. You can select the folder to move to in the account settings.
Other actions, like marking messages read and snoozing messages are available via multiple selection. Other actions, like marking messages read and snoozing messages are available via multiple selection.
You can long press a message to start multiple selection. See also [this question](#user-content-faq55). You can long press a message to start multiple selection. See also [this question](#user-content-faq55).
Swiping left or right to mark a message read or unread is unnatural because the message first goes away and later comes back in a different shape. Swiping left or right to mark a message read or unread is unnatural because the message first goes away and later comes back in a different shape.
Note that there is an advanced option to mark messages automatically read on moving, Note that there is an advanced option to mark messages automatically read on moving,
which is in most cases a perfect replacement for the sequence mark read and move to some folder. which is in most cases a perfect replacement for the sequence mark read and move to some folder.
You can also mark messages read from new message notifications.
If you want to read a message later, you can hide it until a specific time by using the *snooze* menu. If you want to read a message later, you can hide it until a specific time by using the *snooze* menu.

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