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Somewhat related: Create an email filter that moves any email with the word “unsubscribe” into its own folder out of the inbox. It’s an amazing signal for sep
by georgebarnett 8y ago
Somewhat related:
Create an email filter that moves any email with the word “unsubscribe” into its own folder out of the inbox.
It’s an amazing signal for separating direct and bulk mail.
- pizza 8y agoThank you for this, I just unsubscribed from like 10 mailing lists within the last 5 minutes.
- berberous 8y agosimilarly, you can use gmails + operator: for example, whenever you sign-up for a newsletter, you can use username+news@gmail.com, and then filter anything to that address to its own folder.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- andrewstuart2 8y agoCareful, though. I added this rule to my inbox (automatically marking them read, though) years ago and just a month or two ago figured out why I was _never_ aware I had pull requests or issues on GitHub, among quite a few other things I was constantly missing.
- georgebarnett 8y agoYes, good catch! I haven’t really noticed this since I have a habit of clicking unsubscribe on anything that does actually show up and so my bulk folder is usually empty.
- nicky0 8y agoI've done the same, it works brilliantly. I also added an exception not to move emails from senders in my Address Book. That way I can whitelist senders just by adding to address book.