Feature Requests

I use my lockrmail address to sign up for things. Newsletters, online purchases resulting in marketing messages, etc. In my perfect world, all new senders would default to "blocked" and be added to a digest.

We are in the process of developing a new Chrome extension with even more utility. The updated Chrome extension will provide a domain-level snapshot of all senders and settings associated with any given domain a user is on. From the Chrome extension, users will be able to adjust Sender settings and view emails. The latter will be especially useful for quickly referencing discount codes or clicking account verification links without leaving the tab you're on.

GPC, Global Privacy Control, is an internet-standard which allows a user to pass (via a Chrome extension or other mechanism) a flag to any site they are on, asking the site not to track them. By utilizing GPC, we can add more privacy controls into the lockrMail chrome extension, communicating users' privacy preferences across the web. The new Chrome extension will have built-in GPC support. lockrMail users will be able to allow or disable tracking on any site (regardless of whether that site is linked to their lockrMail email). Users will also be able to control global and domain-level GPC settings in their lockrMail dashboard.

If a lockrMail address receives a calendar invite it is currently lost in translation between the lockrMail email server and the destination email address. We are working on a solution for this that will automatically add the calendar event to the destination email address' calendar.

hi, In LockrScan, it would be cool to see only sender that I can actually action. Otherwise, I am just scrolling past dozens of other sends that I know send me stuff but I can't _do_ anything about.

Users have been loving the dynamic notifications from the chrome extension and we’re planning to make this functionality even better, by adding in discount codes. With this new feature, as you browse websites that use your lockrMail email, the chrome extension pop-up will not only notify you of recently blocked emails, but it will also provide you with accurate and actionable coupon codes that can be used at check-out.

One of the biggest pieces of feedback lockr receives from new users is the ability to handle the current spam already flooding into their inbox. The solution is to shift the email address used by these Senders to a lockrMail email address, but this process does take some time. To make it even easier for users, we are working on an integration with Gmail, which will facilitate and streamline the process of unsubscribing, archiving and switching Senders to lockrMail.

One pain point in registering for accounts on new websites, is that most brands will send a verification email. Toggling between the site and your email increases the time and clicks involved with creating new accounts, reseting passwords, etc. With this feature, Google Chrome users will be able to view account verification emails directly in the extension pop-up.

Simple one to view mask the password as you type on setup, login, etc.

I have hundreds of legacy subscriptions to my primary account already. Can Lockrmail migrate these to my Lockrmail address? This would build the stickiness of all my newly subscribed newsletters coming through lockrmail to truly manage my newsletter/email flow. May be very difficult, as you'd need permission to read my primary email, and some way to re-subscribe me via lockrmail. For context, services like unroll.me are great at batch unsubscribing, but come at a data-sharing privacy cost.