Unsubly — Bulk Unsubscribe for Gmail

Gmail's subscription manager unsubscribes one sender at a time. Open the row, press unsubscribe, confirm, wait for the dialog to close, repeat. Forty newsletters means forty rounds of that. Unsubly does the whole list in one pass. Open Gmail's Subscriptions page, press "Manage subscriptions", tick the senders you want gone, and press the button once. WHAT YOU GET • A list you can actually read — senders grouped under letter headings and sorted with your locale's alphabet, each with its address and message count, so you can decide without opening anything. • Protection that holds — press "keep" on a sender and it is locked out of every future run, permanently. Protection is stored by email address, not by display name, so it still holds when a sender renames itself or when two lists share a name. • A calm progress screen — one screen showing done/total and the sender being handled, instead of forty dialogs flashing past. Adjustable delay between senders so Gmail does not rate-limit you. • Cancel that means cancel — it stops within about a second and leaves nothing half-finished. • Honest reporting — a sender counts as unsubscribed only once its confirmation dialog actually completes. Anything uncertain is listed as skipped, never quietly counted as done. • A plan for the stubborn ones — some senders do not offer one-click unsubscribe at all, and Gmail offers to block them or open their website instead. Choose once what should happen to those: skip them, block the sender, or open the sender's own unsubscribe page. Blocked and redirected senders are counted separately from real unsubscribes. • Your language — English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Português (BR), Русский, 日本語, Bahasa Indonesia. It follows your browser by default, and a language picker lets you override that. It also recognises Gmail's own buttons in all twelve, so it still works when Gmail's interface language differs from yours. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No server. No analytics. No network requests of any kind. Unsubly makes no connection to anything, including to us — everything happens inside your own browser, on the Gmail tab you already have open. It asks for exactly one permission (storage, to remember the senders you protected) and access to mail.google.com, where the feature lives. It does not read, send, delete or modify your email, and it never touches any page other than Gmail's Subscriptions view. Free and open source under the MIT licence. ONE LIMITATION, STATED UP FRONT Unsubly can only unsubscribe from lists Gmail itself offers one-click unsubscribe for. Senders that do not send a List-Unsubscribe header never appear on the Subscriptions page to begin with, so they cannot appear in Unsubly either. Keep the Gmail tab in the foreground while a run is going. Chrome throttles timers in background tabs, which makes the run crawl — it does not stop, and it speeds back up when you return.