1.90.0

Inbox Watch learns from what you put on your list, and no longer says you added something a Gmail filter labelled. An email that arrives already carrying the Pocket Inbox label (because one of your Gmail filters adds it) now reads Your Gmail filter put this on your list, not You added this. When you label an email yourself, the watcher notes what it had done with it (ignored it, kept it for the digest, skipped it as routine) and turns that into a short rule, as narrow as the examples allow: one email teaches it about that sender and topic, several of a kind teach it the kind. Not useful works the same way in the other direction, and the rules it has learned are merged, widened or dropped as you go on. They sit at the end of your rules under Learned from your choices, where you can edit or delete any of them, and the quick first pass now reads the whole rules file. Reported by Brad.