I built a Gmail cleanup extension because I was tired of inbox clutter and storage warnings

Gmail gets messy fast: promos, social updates, newsletters, no-reply spam, and huge old attachments. I wanted a faster way to clear the junk without spending an hour crafting search queries.

So I built Gmail One-Click Cleaner.

What it does

Runs a set of safe preset Gmail searches (promos, social, newsletters, no-reply, large mail)

Bulk-deletes in batches with a live progress screen

Designed for “bulk clutter”, not your real conversations

Privacy + safety

Runs on mail.google.com

Local-first, no servers, no tracking

Sends items to Trash (so you’ve got a buffer)

Install:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bulk-delete-gmail-emails/bmcfpljakkpcbinhgiahncpcbhmihgpc

Would love feedback on what feels “too aggressive” vs “just right” for default cleanup rules. If you were shipping this, what toggles would you add first (age cutoffs, attachment size threshold, category selection, etc.)?