gmail cleanup is weirdly stressful. people know they should delete clutter, but they’re afraid of deleting the wrong thing, so they do nothing until “storage almost full” forces a messy cleanup.
i built gmail one-click cleaner to remove that fear: conservative preset searches (promos/newsletters/social/large emails), batch deletes, and a dedicated cleaning tab so you can track progress and stay oriented. everything goes to trash first so it’s reversible.
v3.3.0 focuses on safety: dedicated cleaning tab + safer default rules.
chrome web store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bulk-delete-gmail-emails/bmcfpljakkpcbinhgiahncpcbhmihgpc?authuser=0&hl=en
curious: what would make you trust a bulk cleaner more, preview, whitelists, or “undo last batch”?