MailMop cleans out your inbox by grouping junk e-mails and deleting them in bulk.
It deletes e-mails. In bulk. That's it.
Your data never leaves your desktop. We can't - nor will we ever - see the content or the metadata of your e-mails.
If you have Java installed, the whole app is just 700kb. When you're done with it, just delete it.
There is no premium plan. No upselling. No annoying pop-ups. Just pure satisfaction, as you watch gigabytes of useless e-mails disappear from your inbox.
If you want to support MailMop's development, either submit a patch or send me Bitcoin at 1PsHpFP9bMbaDNEk8QYq3UNUcWVNSVUDzX.
Download and run the installer - that's it!
If you want to compile the application from source, you can do that too. Simply run mvn clean install in the root directory of the project, and run the outputted jar file.
I logged into GMail one day and saw that I accumulated over 70,000 total e-mails. The vast majority of them were worthless. LinkedIn pinged me over 2,000 times. Some furniture store called Dot & Bo pinged me 300 times. There were many other offenders. As much as I love hearing about how people in my extended network think LinkedIn is too much like Facebook now and getting the hottest deals on modern throw pillows, the cognitive load of all those messages was too much. So, I built a CLI tool to nuke them from orbit then built a UI to nuke them from orbit more delightfully. Then I open sourced everything.
I'm Matthew Slipper. I write software. Sometimes I blog.
I don't. It's a labor of love. My inbox is so clean, I care about every message in it. I want other people to experience that same feeling of e-mail freedom.
I want to add an automatic unsubscribe feature in the future. This will happen at some point. Unroll.me, which does this already, sold people's e-mail data. That's not cool, and I want to provide an alternative that doesn't do that.
Contributions are encouraged. This is my first JavaFX app, so I'm sure some things are rough. Help me help you make MailMop better for everybody.
Please use GitHub issues to report any bugs.
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