The new Manage Subscriptions view in Gmail will help you reclaim an inbox overrun with emails you don’t want.

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Sick and tired of all of the annoying subscription emails spamming your inbox? Don’t despair, Google has help.

Google has started rolling out a new Manage Subscriptions feature for Gmail that does exactly what its name suggests.

Using my test Gmail account that held about 75,000 messages, I got a download from Google Takeout in about 2 hours. Once you've saved a copy of your emails, you're ready to begin transferring them.

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