emailtooltester.com · Communication
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See every sender's logo next to their emails in Outlook web. Spot the email you're looking for instantly. Your Outlook inbox is a wall of text. Sender Icons fixes that by putting each sender's actual logo next to their emails, so you can spot the one you're looking for at a glance instead of reading every line. It works automatically. Install it, click Activate, and logos start showing up in your inbox list right away. No setup, no configuration. Outlook's own "Ad" label on sponsored emails is tiny and easy to miss, so they end up looking just like real messages. A lot of people click them by accident. Sender Icons replaces the sender logo on these with a bold, unmissable "AD" badge instead, so you always know what you're about to click. The popup also shows simple stats about your own inbox, calculated right on your device: -Your most-opened senders over the last 7 days -Your busiest day for email -How your mail splits between Inbox, Other, and Junk If you'd like to help out, you can opt in to share anonymized data about which email services send to you (which service, not the email itself). It's off by default, and you can turn it on or off anytime in the extension's settings. Built by EmailToolTester, where we've tested email marketing tools for 15+ years. Changelog: v1.0.6 - Sender icons now load through our own image service instead of Google's v1.0.5 - Internal updates v1.0.3 - Smaller under the hood improvements v1.0.2 - More real sender logos now show instead of generic initials - Bug fixes v1.0.1 - Better support for transparent logos, dark-mode support
Sep 1, 2026
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