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Whats the different with this and unroll.me?
Unroll processes your emails on their servers.
does unrollme actually unsub you? when i used it years ago it just labelled and hid your emails when you "unsubbed"
Unroll.Me blocks/hides unsubscribes then queues all unsubscribes for processing, not all subscriptions can be unsubscribed from though, either requires login by the user or no unsubscribe functionality from shady companies.
Impossible to open the app, after I've linked my Gmail account, the app always crash when checking the emails. I'm on MacOs Sierra 10.12.2.
Unfortunately, I'm experiencing the same thing. The application will open successfully, initially, then after a second or two of processing emails it crashes every time. This behavior occurred in both 10.12.2 and 10.12.3 Beta. Aside from that, it looks good and would be useful. Hopefully I can try it out soon!
guys thank you so much for reporting this. Any chance you could send me the crash log which appears after the crash? email is . thanks!!
Very useful tool! Thanks and good luck!👍
Does it only work with Gmail?
Yeah, only Gmail at the moment.
Ah, only for Sierra, the ultimate battery life killer :(
Will give it a shot and compare with unroll.me :)
Are people happy giving access to their emails to these services?
That's the thing! This is not a service it only runs and stores data locally. I will leave it to nerds to analyze traffic sent to the web from our app - there's nothing except Fabric.io!
I'll let others use it first. Was put off by being asked to login with my google account without being able to easily verify it's not phishing. I'm sure you probably aren't, but one can't be too careful.
The app loads but my list is empty and I am subscribed to loads of stuff - how do I get it to work?