Gmail Now Makes It Easy to Unsubscribe From Newsletters En Masse

Gmail Now Makes It Easy to Unsubscribe From Newsletters En Masse

While Gmail always offers an Unsubscribe button to stop promotional emails, you still have to go through your inbox to find those messages. Now, Gmail is adding a new Manage Subscriptions feature that lists all the senders and newsletters in one screen, and offers a way to quickly unsubscribe from each one of them.

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If your Gmail box is invaded by promotional newsletters and e-mails, you are not alone. And if you have accumulated subscriptions over the years, having to unsubscribe one by one can quickly become a nightmare. Fortunately, Google is deploying a new feature that could change the deal: a centralized interface of [...] Gmail article: Say goodbye to the newsletters! A centralized unsubscribe tool arrives first appeared on BlogNT: the Blog of New Te…