How MailDefender unsubscribes you from Gmail mailing lists, what it can see, and how cleanup works.
Add to ChromeMailDefender is a Chrome extension that finds the mailing lists and spam senders in your Gmail, unsubscribes you from them, and moves their emails to Trash in a click.
Install MailDefender, let it scan your recent mail, then select the senders you want to leave. It uses each sender's own unsubscribe option and can move their existing emails to Trash.
It uses the sender's own unsubscribe option: one-click unsubscribe, an unsubscribe email, or the sender's unsubscribe page.
When you open an email from a mailing list, a banner appears so you can unsubscribe or clear that sender right there, without leaving the message.
No. MailDefender moves emails to Gmail's Trash, which keeps mail for 30 days, so you can restore them during that period.
Yes. It can move your whole Spam folder to Trash in one click.
No. It reads only message headers (sender and unsubscribe information), never the contents of your emails.
No. MailDefender runs entirely in your browser. It has no servers, and nothing about your mailbox is sent to MailDefender or anyone else. See the full Privacy Policy.
Many inbox cleaners connect your mailbox to their own servers. MailDefender has no servers: everything runs locally in your browser, it sees headers only, and no mailbox data leaves your computer.
No. MailDefender is built for Gmail in Google Chrome.
No. Gmail and Chrome are trademarks of Google LLC. MailDefender is an independent product.