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Unsubly

Clear out Gmail's newsletters in one pass

Gmail's subscription manager unsubscribes one sender at a time: open the row, unsubscribe, confirm, wait. Unsubly adds a panel to that same page — you tick the senders you want gone and it works through them. Press keep on the lists you read and they are locked out of every future run.

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What it does

  • Unsubscribes from every selected sender in a single pass
  • Protected-sender list keyed on the address, not the display name
  • Progress screen with a cancel that stops within a second
  • No account, no server, no network requests — it all stays in your browser
  • 12 languages · Manifest V3 · MIT licence

Screens

  • Tick the senders you want gone and clear them in one press.

    Tick the senders you want gone and clear them in one press.

  • Senders sit under letter headings, sorted with your locale's alphabet.

    Senders sit under letter headings, sorted with your locale's alphabet.

  • A sender you keep is locked by address and stays out of every later run.

    A sender you keep is locked by address and stays out of every later run.

  • One progress screen: where the run is, and a cancel that stops within a second.

    One progress screen: where the run is, and a cancel that stops within a second.

  • 12 interface languages, all bundled — nothing is fetched from outside.

    12 interface languages, all bundled — nothing is fetched from outside.

Permissions, and why

Chrome asks for these at install time. Each one is listed below with the reason it is needed — nothing beyond them is requested.

  • storage

    To keep your protected senders, your chosen interface language and your fallback preference on your own device.

  • https://mail.google.com/*

    To draw the panel on the Subscriptions page, read the sender rows Gmail has already rendered, and press Gmail's own unsubscribe button for the senders you selected.