Sender Blacklist
planned
Jenny Hagan
Users can already easily block emails from any unwanted Senders, but there is a use case where a user wouldn't want to see an irrelevant Sender in their dashboard or regular lockrBox emails. With the Sender blacklist feature, we will be creating a separate area of the dashboard where users can effectively remove Senders from their dashboard and lockrBox email. This will be dynamic so the Sender can always be removed from the blacklist and added back into the fold.
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thank goodness
Jenny Hagan
Merged in a post:
Remove from Dashboard
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James Lamb
Ability to delete items from dashboard after you've handled.
Jenny Hagan
planned
Keith Petri
Hey James, certainly an area where we can improve. Can you share more information on the use-case for removing a Sender from the Dashboard? If it is a Sender you want to "Allow" emails from, then it is an on-going relationship. If it is a Sender you would like to Block and/or Filter, then removing it from the Dashboard would mean the settings are removed as well.
If it is for the sake of organization, we have been debating an adding a feature that states, "You are up to date" when you reach a Sender in the chronological list that you have already reviewed in a previous session (kind of like how Instagram works).
Would that suffice?
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James Lamb
Keith Petri: As a big Inbox Zero fan, I thought the LockrMail dashboard represented action items for me. Things for me to review/process. Perhaps "delete" is too harsh an action. But maybe "Archive" or perhaps Unread (un-acted-upon) and Read (handled) - states where as you handle the items on your Dashboard, you progress towards Dashboard Zero.
Keith Petri
James Lamb: I hear you. Definitely on the drawing board and can incorporate the language and even some visual queues to provide the same dopamine hit as InboxZero.