Gmail Rolling Out 'Manage Subscriptions' Page With One-Click Unsubscribe On Android

Gmail is rolling out a handy new “Manage subscriptions” page that allows users to unsubscribe from email subscriptions with a single tap, though it appears to only be on Android so far.

Google has already made a few updates to Gmail regarding the influx of email subscriptions that invade all of our inboxes, including a prominent “Unsubscribe” button on emails, both on mobile and on the web.

In a server-side update that we’re seeing across multiple email accounts, devices, and Gmail for Android versions today, Gmail is starting to roll out a new “Manage subscriptions” page. A notice in the app shows to inform users of the new option, with a “Manage subscriptions” button in the overflow menu.

The new page, which was previously spotted just over a year ago, lists out email addresses and names for your email subscriptions. It also shows how many emails were sent “recently.” A button to the right side of the display then allows users to quickly unsubscribe from emails from that sender. In our testing so far, this generally works in a single click, though a small number of the ones we tried did pop up a browsing window to complete the process.

Google adds that it “can take senders a few days to stop sending messages” after you use the unsubscribe shortcut.

We’re not yet seeing this option on Gmail’s web app, nor is it appearing on the iOS app.

It’s unclear at this time how widely this feature is rolling out, but it’s certainly a welcome addition. Let us know in the comments below if you’re seeing “Manage subscriptions” in Gmail.