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Take Control of Your Inbox Chaos Stop scrolling through endless, disconnected emails. Gmail Group & Sort automatically organizes… Take Control of Your Inbox Chaos Stop scrolling through endless, disconnected emails. Gmail Group & Sort automatically organizes your "Everything Else" view into clear, sender-based sections. If your inbox is a mix of newsletters, receipts, and personal threads, finding what you need is a chore. This extension adds a clean, blue header for every sender, grouping their messages together so you can process your mail in logical "batches" rather than a random chronological mess 1. The Group Button Purpose: Instantly organizes your scattered inbox messages into clean, dedicated sections categorized by individual senders. How it works: When clicked, the extension scans your visible inbox list, groups messages originating from the same sender together under a distinct visual header, and displays a counter showing the total number of messages from that person or entity. 2. The Ungroup Button Purpose: Restores your inbox back to its default, native chronological state. How it works: Clicking this button removes all custom sender section headers, clears grouping borders, and refreshes the view so your inbox returns to standard Gmail order. 3. The Search Button Purpose: Allows you to quickly filter and find all emails belonging to a specific sender. How it works: Positioned right next to each sender section header, clicking the Search button triggers a targeted query that instantly isolates and displays correspondence specifically tied to that sender.
Aug 21, 2026
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