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Sort your Gmail inbox by date, sender, or unread status. Inline tabs, keyboard shortcuts, stats, and more. Sort your Gmail inbox your way — by date, sender, or unread status — right inside Gmail. InboxSort adds a clean, native-feeling toolbar to your Gmail inbox with powerful sorting and organization features: SORT MODES • Oldest First — surface buried emails • Newest First — restore Gmail's default • Sender A→Z / Z→A — alphabetical by sender • Unread First — prioritize unread messages GROUP BY SENDER • Cluster emails by sender alphabetically • Works as an overlay on top of any sort mode LIVE INBOX STATS • See total emails, unread count, starred, and attachments at a glance QUICK FILTERS • Filter by starred, unread, or emails with attachments • One-click toggle on/off KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Alt+1 through Alt+5 for sort modes • Alt+6 to toggle grouping • Alt+0 to clear filters • / to focus the filter search box CUSTOMIZATION • 6 accent colors to match your style • Choose which sort tabs are visible • Auto-sort on load (remembers your preference) • Per-label sort preferences • Pause sorting temporarily (15m, 30m, 1h) • Export/import settings for backup PRIVACY FIRST • Zero data collection — nothing leaves your browser • No analytics, no tracking, no external requests • Works entirely offline • Open source: all code runs locally in your Gmail tab Perfect for anyone who wants more control over their Gmail inbox without switching to a different email client.
Aug 14, 2026
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