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Apple Mail parses the unscribe link and offers an unscribe button on the top of the message. That's easier than a forward and not yet another service.
by harha 6y ago
Apple Mail parses the unscribe link and offers an unscribe button on the top of the message. That's easier than a forward and not yet another service.
- jerrygoyal 6y agogmail also provides such unsubscribe button
- iamacyborg 6y agoIt's a default list-unsubscribe header which pretty much every marketing sender will include in their emails. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8058 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8058
- harha 6y agoCool, it seems to work most of the time, i guess where it doesn’t the spam folder is the place to go.
- iamacyborg 6y agoOr just hit the unsub link in the email.
- harha 6y agoThat’s not always so easy to find, it’s often in a small font in a hardly visible color at the bottom of the email. Having a button that’s always on the same position is more useful.
- harha 6y agoSo I’ve heard. I’ve become more sensitive lately about providing external services my data. While I can’t avoid Google completely, I don’t use their web or mobile apps. Same goes for other services, though the issue with google connecting the dots on my online interactions is probably higher than with a small service. There on the other hand security is a higher issue than with Google with many SREs on call if something happens, so at the end of the day I prefer an offline service/program to parse my emails for the inscribe button.