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- Gmail rolls out a new “Manage Subscription” page on the web client to help users reveal their inboxes.
- This page shows all your address lists, showing their email frequency and provides a simple one-click unsubscribe button for each sender.
- The feature becomes gradually available online and has rolled out on the Android app since the end of April.
Registering for newsletters and address lists is a great way to stay up to date on the latest news or score deals on the next holiday. Initially, the influx of e -post messages is manageable, but your inbox can quickly flow over if it is not checked. Although it can be a challenge to trim your subscriptions, a good first step is unsubscribed from the ones you rarely open. To help with this, Gmail Rolling out a new page on its web client dedicated to managing your subscriptions.
In the past, I discovered a new “Manage Subscription” button in the left side of the Gmail app, which is between “spam” and “Manage Labels” under the “More” section. Clicking it takes you to the new subscription page.
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On this page, the Gmail shows the newsletters and address lists you subscribe to and show how often they send you e -mail. You can click on a sender to see all the messages you received from them. If you decide that you no longer want your e -posts, you can simply click on the “Finish Subscription” button. This is the same button that normally appears at the top of individual promotional e -mail messages.
Remember that when you quit the subscription, it may take a few days for the sender to process the request, so you can still receive some messages. If you want to stop seeing their e -posts in your inbox immediately, you can block the sender instead, which automatically filters the messages to your Spam folder.
Google says that the site “manages” gradually rolls out to Gmail online, so you may not have it yet. The feature has been Rolling out on Android since the end of AprilSo you may already have access to your mobile device.
It is nice to see Google add new quality of life features to Gmail. Just the other day we reported that Google finally added a “Note as the read” button to Gmail alerts on Android. The more features that this gmail adds, the more likely I will be willing to give its AI features A shot without grabbing the app.