> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.slashy.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Spam, junk, and blocking senders > Find your junk folder, mark and unmark spam, rescue a good email out of spam, and block a sender for good. Slashy has a Spam view that maps directly to Gmail's spam label. Anything Google files as junk lands there, and anything you mark as spam in Slashy is marked as spam in Gmail too. ## Finding your junk folder Press `g !` from anywhere, or click **Spam** at the bottom of the left sidebar. Slashy calls it **Spam**, not Junk. If you came from Outlook or Apple Mail and are looking for a Junk folder, `g !` is the same thing. ## Marking an email as spam Press `!` on any thread, from either the list or an open thread. That adds Gmail's spam label and removes the message from your inbox. Press `!` again on a thread already in Spam to un-mark it. The thread returns to your inbox. You can mark in bulk: select several threads with `Shift+J` / `Shift+K`, then press `!` once. ## Rescuing a good email out of spam If something legitimate got filed as junk, you have two options: Open the Spam view (`g !`), find the thread, and press `!`. It moves back to your inbox. Applying a label to a thread that is sitting in Spam rescues it in one step: Slashy removes the spam label, puts the thread back in your inbox, and applies the label you picked. ## Why spam never shows up in your counts Spam threads are deliberately excluded from your sidebar counts, your category tabs, and the unread badge on the app icon. A full junk folder will never inflate the number you see on the Slashy icon or make an importance tab look like it has mail waiting. This is also why a thread can be visible in Spam but absent from **All Mail** counts. That is expected, not a sync bug. ## Searching inside spam Search skips spam by default. To look inside it, use the `in:spam` operator: ``` in:spam from:billing@vendor.com ``` `in:anywhere` searches every view including spam and trash, which is the fastest way to find a message when you are not sure where it ended up. ## Blocking a sender Marking one message as spam only affects that thread. To stop a sender entirely, press `Cmd+U` on any thread from them. Blocking works on a multi-thread selection too, so you can clear out a batch of newsletters in one pass. Slashy resolves the sender for each thread you have loaded. For marketing email you actually signed up for, [Unsubscribe](/features/email/unsubscribe) is usually a better tool than blocking. It sends a real unsubscribe request instead of just hiding the mail. ## Related Bulk-unsubscribe from newsletters and marketing mail. Every view and how to reach it. Operators including `in:spam` and `in:anywhere`. When a message is in Gmail but not in Slashy.