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I managed to make it work with the following Google Script.
It's almos the same as @AlEverett's answer, but it never marks as read messages that skipped the inbox entirely (from a filter or something).
Unfortunately, it won't work for you if you tend archive messages very quickly (less then 30 seconds on average).
/** Mark as read archived threads which ...
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From the Gmail web interface, create a rule to give it a label of your choice and skip the inbox. Then, from the Gmail Android app, change the settings for that label to not notify you.
In more detail, the first part is:
Log into Gmail in a browser, and click the settings button (gear icon).
Click the Filters tab, then Create a new filter at the bottom.
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I believe you'll need to remove the associated Google account on your device. Go to Android's SETTINGS > PERSONAL > ACCOUNTS & SYNC. Tap on the account you want to remove. Next, tap the overflow/menu icon and choose REMOVE ACCOUNT
http://support.google.com/android/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1663649
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The solution to your problem is using an "App Locker", which lets you protect selected apps with a password (or pattern). Each time you want to open a protected app, you then have to first "unlock" it. There might also be solutions permitting you to keep the "unlock" cached, e.g. for a confugured time span or place (e.g. when home) -- but as I don't need any ...
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The reason for this is that the Gmail app doesn't have a login function, instead it uses the Google account that you have added to the phone. You either have to add the other person's Google account to your phone and remove it after they've used it (which is time-consuming) or tell them to use the browser to access their Gmail, which can be set to either ...
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In the main screen of the Gmail app, from the "overflow" menu (the three dots in the top-right), choose Manage labels. From there, select a label to get a new screen with that label's settings. From that screen, the Label notifications setting controls whether you get a notification for new mails in that label. If you turn it off for "Priority Inbox" and ...
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Did you say Google Script?
Marking Gmail read with Apps Script
The idea behind this script is to mark as read any message that is not in the Inbox (i.e., has been archived).
Head to script.google.com to start a script.
Choose to create a script for Gmail in the little popup.
Delete all the sample code it gives you.
Replace it with this ...
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