InboxSort

InboxSort: Sort your inbox your way Sort Gmail by date, sender, starred status, or unread status. InboxSort adds sorting, filters, search, and message counts inside Gmail. FEATURES: Sort Modes (6 options): • Oldest First: See your oldest emails at the top • Newest First: Restore Gmail's default order with one click • Sender A to Z: Sort by sender name in alphabetical order • Sender Z to A: Sort by sender name in reverse alphabetical order • Unread First: Put unread messages first • Starred First: Put starred messages first, then sort each group by newest date Group by Sender: • Cluster messages from the same sender • Use grouping with each sort mode Quick Filters: • Starred: Show only starred emails • Unread: Show only unread messages • Attachments: Show only emails with attachments • Combine multiple filters at once Inline Search: • Filter visible emails by sender, subject, or snippet • Real-time match count as you type • One-click clear Stats Bar: • Live count of total, unread, starred, and attachment emails • Click any stat to toggle it as a filter Keyboard Shortcuts: • Alt+1 through Alt+5 for the original sort modes • Alt+6 to group messages by sender • Alt+7 to sort starred messages first • Alt+0 to reset to default Settings: • Auto-sort on page load • Remember sort preference per label • Snooze sorting temporarily (15m, 30m, 1h) • 6 accent colors to match your style • Settings sync across devices via your Google account WHY INBOXSORT? • Uses a toolbar that matches Gmail • Uses CSS transforms for fast visual sorting • Keeps your data in your browser and does not use tracking • Works on all Gmail views and labels • Settings sync across all your Chrome browsers • Dark mode support • Fast and responsive OPEN SOURCE: • Review the source code or report an issue at https://github.com/alex-brecher/InboxSort PERMISSIONS: • activeTab: Required to read and sort your email list • storage: Required to save and sync your sort preferences This extension does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. All processing happens locally in your browser.