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Arun D
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In the new Gmail version, Thethe id available in the address bar is an encoded value. You can get the thread id from the HTML. Try searching "data-legacy-thread-id" in the HTML elements.

Or you can find it by running JavaScript code in the console:

document.querySelector('[data-legacy-thread-id]').getAttribute('data-legacy-thread-id')

In the new Gmail version, The id available in the address bar is an encoded value. You can get the thread id from the HTML. Try searching "data-legacy-thread-id" in the HTML elements.

Or you can find it by running JavaScript code in the console:

document.querySelector('[data-legacy-thread-id]').getAttribute('data-legacy-thread-id')

In the new Gmail version, the id available in the address bar is an encoded value. You can get the thread id from the HTML. Try searching "data-legacy-thread-id" in the HTML elements.

Or you can find it by running JavaScript code in the console:

document.querySelector('[data-legacy-thread-id]').getAttribute('data-legacy-thread-id')
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Arun D
Arun D
  • 2.4k
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  • 31
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In the new Gmail version, The id available in the address bar is an encoded value. You can get the thread id from the HTML. Try searching "data-legacy-thread-id" in the HTML elements.

Or you can find it by running JavaScript code in the console:

document.querySelector('[data-legacy-thread-id]').getAttribute('data-legacy-thread-id')