JunkNuke

JunkNuke scans your Gmail and Yahoo inboxes for spam and moves it to your provider's junk folder automatically — you decide which domains count as spam, one click at a time.

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How it works

Connect one or more mailboxes with an app password — JunkNuke only ever reads mail and moves it to a folder.
Your dashboard lists the unread mail across every connected mailbox.
Right-click any message to mark the domains in its links as spam (or as "well known" so you're never asked about them again) — JunkNuke immediately rescans your unread mail and moves matches to junk.
Right-click a message to route all future mail from that sender's domain to a folder of your choice.
Double-click a message to preview it safely — no images load, no links are clickable.
Everything is private to your account. No other user of JunkNuke can ever see your mailboxes, your messages, or your domain lists.

Setting up a mailbox

Connecting Gmail

Gmail connects with an app password. It requires 2-Step Verification to be enabled on your Google account. Go to myaccount.google.com/apppasswords, generate a new app password for "Mail", and paste it into JunkNuke when connecting.

Connecting Optimum

Optimum doesn't support signing in through JunkNuke directly - use your regular Optimum account password.

Enter your full email address (e.g. jsmith@optimum.net) when connecting - JunkNuke will log in to Optimum's IMAP server with just the part before the "@" (your Optimum ID), which is what Optimum's server expects.

Connecting Yahoo Mail

Yahoo Mail connects with an app password. Sign in to Yahoo Account Security, enable two-step verification if it isn't already on, then choose "Generate app password", select "Other App", and paste the generated password into JunkNuke when connecting.