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For gmail, there's BatchedInbox[0], which makes your mail delivery happen once or twice a day, which breaks the "did I get new mail?" feedback loop. It worked w
by jfim 11y ago
For gmail, there's BatchedInbox[0], which makes your mail delivery happen once or twice a day, which breaks the "did I get new mail?" feedback loop. It worked well for me.
[0] https://www.batchedinbox.com/ https://www.batchedinbox.com/
- eterm 11y agoThose gmail permissions: Batched Inbox would like to: + View and manage your mail Sorry, but any solution which involves giving a third party access to all mail is not a solution.
- ForHackernews 11y ago> Using Gmail Complaining about > any solution which involves giving a third party access to all mail
- danellis 11y agoAh, but Google isn't a third party; it's practically an extension of the first party!
- jfim 11y agoWell, if you want to code it yourself, you can replicate it rather easily by: - Creating a filter that puts all your mail in a label, skipping the inbox - Write a cronjob that takes all the mail with that label and labels it back into the inbox That's probably active procrastination, though. :) Edit: formatting.