How to massively unsubscribe from mailing lists in Yandex mail?

Question

Yandex

Hello.
My mail on yandex.ru is already about 10 years old, and recently it has begun to burn out from the number of unnecessary mailing lists that I did not subscribe to.
When registering on various services, forums and sites, as a rule, the settings for mailing "service news" are hidden either very far away or not at all.
I think many of you receive daily mailings from various sites that you do not even read or delete or mark as read. I get 30-40 such useless emails a day. The last time when a useless letter arrives, I immediately click "unsubscribe" in the Yandex interface or by clicking on the link in the letter.
So that's the point. A couple of months ago I came across a free site written on the knee, without much design, but popular in the west. It allows you to log in to gmail, yahoo and other popular foreign mail services via Oauth, without entering your login/password directly.
The service sorts through the last, say, 300-500 letters for several minutes, selects those that have an "unsubscribe" link (lately, in my opinion, even the properties of the letter indicate the parameter that there is an unsubscribe, otherwise spam filters are less loyal to such mailings) , then the resulting result groups and removes duplicate senders in the output array.
As a result of processing, a list of senders with checkboxes and brief information about the latest letters is displayed. Next, I select the emails from which I no longer want to receive mailings as checkboxes, and the service unsubscribes me from them.
Are there similar services/self-written crutches for Yandex.Mail?
I would not even be sorry to give 50-100 rubles for a one-time use of the service, just to unsubscribe at once from all this junk.
If, unfortunately, there is nothing like that, then I will probably write a similar script for Yandex.Mail and then upload it to github. Or if it goes well, you can write a free service for our mail services Yandex, Mail.ru, Rambler...

Answer 1

Scripts, github... Why complicate things so much? When you open a letter in the top menu "More" - "Create rule".
Then remove the "Subject" condition (leave only "From") and check the "Delete" box. For all manipulations - 8-10 seconds. If you spend 5 minutes daily on this, the problem will disappear in a week.

Answer 2

I once clicked unsubscribe like this, but in fact I notified the spammers that my mailbox was alive and there were people on it following the links from the letter - after a week they started falling asleep with spam
I usually use the "mark as SPAM" button, as well as filtering by text or sender, automatically sending emails to the spam folder.
You can also get in touch with the administrative contact of the domain and ask not to send letters anymore, because. you will complain to the owner of the domain zone, the domain registrar, the hoster and write to the ban lists (there are often appropriate forms for this). If, at the other end, there is at least some support, it often works..

Answer 3

More time was spent writing the question. Send emails to spam, that's what the spam folder is for.