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We wrote an article about this :) https://blog.leavemealone.app/what-does-it-mean-to-be-an-ope...
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Freelancer looking for client work. I specialize in web dev, with a focus on helping clients take their products from just the idea stage all the way to launch. Location: Thailand Remote: Yes Tech: * Node.js, React, Redux, Gatsb
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Do companies who spam you with post also spam you with email?
(blog.leavemealone.app)
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Manual reporting functionality (modelled on the Sender Score one) is coming soon!
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It's certainly a similar concept to an ad blocker. We have over half a million mailing list emails on record, and the scores and details of each are being updated daily. I think that the data we have is really useful for individuals wh
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Thanks! Yessss, we did think it could be difficult to sell a browser extension on subscription. The market possibly suffers from a similar fate as app store sales - people are very used to getting them for free! That said we've had a f
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The extension itself is open source [1], but it's fetching the data from our own API. The data itself is sourced mainly from our email unsubscribe service [2]. Would love to chat about your service, send me an email james(at)subscripti
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Hey HN! I work on a web app that makes it easy to unsubscribe from mailing lists. Last year we started building an algorithm to rank subscriptions, with the intention of making it easier for our users to see at a glance what they should uns
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Show HN: Subscription Score – A browser ext that identifies bad mailing lists
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Oh yes I misread it, the total discount was $6.46 making the new total $12.54 :)
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https://cashnotify.com/ An OSX menubar app that alerts you when Stripe & Paypal payments come in. I personally use this everyday and it's awesome. 34% discount with the code BLACK19 making it only $6.46
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We Share All of Our Company Stats and Metrics Publicly
(blog.leavemealone.app)
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The ranking system is calculated as a percentile - so the mailing lists are only ranked in relation to each other, rather than directly from the action taken. Also % of unsubscribes is only a portion of the algorithm used to calculate the o
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It's not phrased very well in the article, but I think what the author is referring to is that Leave Me Alone assigns a score to each sender and as a feature of that you can see how many other users unsubscribed from it. For example wh
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Automatically Unsubscribe from Unwanted Emails with 'Leave Me Alone'
(lifehacker.com)
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It's a fair point, we're working on making our service carbon neutral :)
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We did try to cherry pick stats that were relatable to the average person. There's a problem in talking about this in that the numbers can so big they're basically meaningless, which is why we introduced things like the equivalent
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Yeah, that's what I thought too. There's a lot of energy there in the background to account for!
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This is inline with their new restricted scopes policy [1]. However, this developer has been working on a solution with the Google API team since January, as by their own recommendations his app shouldn't require the audit. It seems th
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Google have started terminating un-audited apps that access the Gmail API
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Unwanted emails dump 28,397 tonnes of CO₂ into the atmosphere every day
(blog.leavemealone.app)
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The slow part is opening the IMAP connection and authenticating, after that it's fast. I guess it might depend on how these clients are maintaining their connections.
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My use case is pretty specific, I'm only dealing with a small subset. I guess I was just lucky and can remain happily ignorant.
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Hey thanks! :) Glad to hear you like it!
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Why is IMAP not well suited to mobile?
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Validation of UIDs is thankfully something I don't have to worry about. It looks like a total nightmare.
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It will be interesting to see how this develops. I've spent the last month implementing and testing IMAP support for my app [1]. It has... not been very fun. Before we were limited to providers with a REST API, so implementing IMAP sho
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Having just this month implemented an IMAP client I can tell you it's blazingly fast for Gmail & Outlook. It's actually much faster and more efficient than using the Gmail API.
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Not all third-party scripts are evil
(blog.leavemealone.app)
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Teaching new languages to our bot
(blog.leavemealone.xyz)
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