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Inboxy

Browser extension for bundling emails in Gmail

From teresa-ou·Updated May 31, 2026·View on GitHub·

inboxy continues to be available for Chrome and Firefox, but the extension is no longer actively maintained. The project is written primarily in JavaScript, distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 license, first published in 2020. Key topics include: chrome-extension, firefox-extension, gmail, gmail-extension, inbox.

Latest release: v1.6.51.6.5
February 26, 2023View Changelog →

⚠️ Maintenance & support

inboxy continues to be available for Chrome and Firefox, but the extension is no longer actively maintained.

Critical updates that affect the core functionality of the extension (i.e. bundling) will still be made, as needed. Issues and pull requests will not be actively monitored.


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inboxy: Google Inbox-style bundles for Gmail

inboxy is a browser extension that bundles together your email messages and makes it easier to manage
your inbox.

Available for Chrome
and Firefox.

Features

  • Messages with the same label are bundled together in your inbox
  • Archive all bundled messages on the current page quickly
  • Star a message to pin it outside of its bundle
  • Intuitive date headings
  • Supports light and dark themes

For more info, visit https://www.inboxymail.com.

Setup

inboxy uses webpack to bundle js files:

bash
# Install dependencies npm install # Build with webpack to create dist/content.js npm run build

The dist directory can then be loaded as an unpacked extension.

Feedback

Feel free to send feedback by filing an issue.

Acknowledgements

License

GPL, Copyright (C) 2020 Teresa Ou

Contributors

Showing top 3 contributors by commit count.

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