Signing up for newspapers and mailing lists is a great way to stay up to date on the latest news or deals on your next holiday. First, the email influx is manageable, but your inbox may be overflow quickly when it is left uncontrolled. While trimming your membership can be a challenge, a good first step is uncertain to those you rarely open. To help with it, Gmail Dedicated to the management of its subscription is rolling a new page on its web client.

On the second day, I saw a new “managing subscription” button in the left-side panel of the Gmail web app, which is located between “Spam” and “more” under the “Label Manage” under the section. Clicking this takes you to the new membership page.

On this page, Gmail lists newspapers and mailing lists, which you are subscribing and show how many times they email you. You can click on a sender to see all the messages received from them. If you decide that you do not want their email, you can simply click on the “membership finished” button. This is the same button that usually appears at the top of the individual promotion email.

Keep in mind that when you finish the membership, the sender may take a few days to process the request, so you may still receive some messages. If you want to stop seeing their emails in your inbox immediately, you can block the sender instead, which will automatically filter their messages to your spam folder.

Google says that the “Management Subscription” page is slowly rolling out for Gmail on the web, so you may not have yet. It is feature Rolling on Android from late AprilSo you can already have access to your mobile device.

Google loves to see new quality-off-life features in Gmail. Just the other day, we told that Google was finally adding one “Mark as reed” button For gmail information on Android. Such more characteristics that add Gmail, the more likely I will be ready to give Its AI features A shot without holding about the app.