One of the great features of gmail is that it lets you send email from another account. For those who might manage multiple projects for different domains, this is one of those things that really makes life easy, allowing you to take care of all your emailing from one account.

The problem is, if you do this from your gmail account, it tacks on this message – “from info@domain.com on behalf of youraccount@gmail.com”

Getting rid of this is really simple. Go into your accounts settings and in the ’send mail as’ section, edit info on your account. Then change the sending information. If you are getting the ‘on behalf of’ it means you are sending through gmail.

Instead, send it through SMTP. Here’s what you need to put:

SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com

Username: user@yourdomain.com

and then your regular password.

That should fix it.