Finding unsubscribe button regardless of how it is worded in emails

[milkygirl90]

This simple script can only cater to the 1ˢᵗ scenario, but not the others. How can I improve it such that it will help me find clickable unsubscribe links if the 1ˢᵗ case fails?

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^q:: ; Find Unsubscribe button in Gmail
Sendinput {end}^f
Sleep 200
SendInput Unsubscribe
Sendinput {esc}
Sleep 100
SendInput ^{enter}
return

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[tidbit]

write an AI with the intelligence of a human, because computers don't know what you want.
or
hard-code in every variation, and do actions accordingly.

[swagfag]

send a mail to the address or visit the link indicated by the List-Unsubscribe header

[milkygirl90]

send a mail to the address or visit the link indicated by the List-Unsubscribe header

do u mind elaborating on the latter?

[swagfag]

by law, whoever is sending u the newsletters is required to include this optional email header. u can inspect the email headers and either send an email to the specified address or visit the specified link to unsubscribe urself. that's the same as clicking the unsubscribe link(typically at the bottom), except without having to go hunt for it among a thousand possible different wording permutations

of course, if the sender isn't complying, ure sol(u can report the top the ftc if theyre based in the us i guess)