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The most effective and affordable solution to completely block and clean out unwanted emails in any corner of Gmail. Gmail’s Block is useful, but it is not the same as gone. When you block a sender, future mail usually goes to Spam. Those messages can sit there for about 30 days. Filters that delete still land in Trash, which also keeps mail for a while. If your goal is “I never want to see this sender again,” built-in Block alone does not finish the job. BYE! is a Chrome extension for Gmail that focuses on that gap. What Bye does • Clears emails from senders you choose to block, including from Spam and Trash • Runs about every five minutes while you are signed in • Offers one-click Spam and Trash cleaning without opening those folders • Keeps working on the blocked list you already care about, instead of asking you to babysit folders What Bye is not • Not a bulk unsubscribe / newsletter declutter tool • Not a replacement for reporting phishing or handling harassment outside the inbox • Not Apps Script you have to maintain yourself Privacy and access Bye uses Google’s Gmail API under Google’s Limited Use rules. You sign in with Google, choose what Bye is allowed to do, and you can revoke access anytime in your Google account. Payments for Pro go through Stripe. Plans • Free: try it, then continue on a limited plan • Monthly Pro: about $4.99/mo • Yearly Pro: about $45.99/yr (~$3.83/mo) Site and help https://www.byeextension.com/ FAQ: https://www.byeextension.com/faq Contact: contact@byeextension.com Publisher: Meow Catalog LLC
Sep 9, 2026
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