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A look behind the curtain at what goes into keeping Simplify working across billions of unique Gmail setups. Warning: this post may make your head hurt.
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The paid plan is live! This is the culmination of over two years (and thousands of hours) of work, bringing countless modifications and new features to…
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Quick note to everyone. I launched Simplify v2.3.3 today and you may have to accept new permissions to get the update. There are three new permissions I…
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Thanks for all the feedback – here are the upcoming changes to make Simplify even better and pricing more fair, easy to understand, and flexible.
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Simplify brings peace and enhanced productivity to the inbox with message grouping, new keyboard shortcuts, an inbox zero reward, and more. 
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Simplify cannot continue to exist for free. It’s not sustainable. Building high quality modifications on top of software by other companies requires a…
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What's an email tracker, why you should care about blocking them, and most importantly, how to block them in Gmail with Simplify Gmail v2.
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Reading email in Gmail is not great. From line lengths that span the entire screen to distracting bling all around the message to no full dark mode…
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How Simplify v2 wrangles everything around your content.
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Once upon a time, Google had a simple compose mole (the mini-window for writing an email). Over the years, more and more things have been glued on…
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There are so many improvements in Simplify v2, I’m seriously struggling with where to start. I also want to get into the details and explain the changes…
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Since Simplify Gmail launched over a year ago, more than 150,000 people have tried it, and about half of them are still active users. I’m delighted with…
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