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CleanMyMac Adds Gmail Cleanup and Chrome Tab Management Features
Key points
- CleanMyMac now includes Email Cleanup for Gmail.
- Email Cleanup allows bulk deletion and unsubscribing from mailing lists.
- Browser Care manages Chrome tabs to reduce memory consumption.
- Both features are available to active CleanMyMac subscribers.
New Features for Digital Clutter
MacPaw has introduced two new features to its CleanMyMac application: Email Cleanup and Browser Care. These additions expand the app's functionality beyond traditional Mac system maintenance to address digital clutter within Google services.
Gmail Management with Email Cleanup
The Email Cleanup feature focuses on Gmail, allowing users to perform actions such as bulk-deleting unwanted messages, unsubscribing from mailing lists, and reviewing emails based on sender, category, year, or attachment size. It also helps identify emails consuming shared storage across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos, enabling users to reclaim space after permanent deletion.
Chrome Tab Optimization with Browser Care
Browser Care is designed for Google Chrome and aims to help users manage browser tabs that consume significant resources or create clutter. This feature operates via a Chrome extension that connects to CleanMyMac, providing near real-time memory usage data. Users can pause resource-intensive tabs, identify duplicate tabs, and find pages left open for extended periods to improve Mac performance and reduce distractions.
User Control and Availability
MacPaw states that both new features prioritize user control. Email Cleanup requires confirmation before making any changes, and Browser Care only closes or suspends tabs when explicitly chosen by the user. The company also notes that page content, titles, and browsing history remain stored locally on the Mac. These new capabilities are rolling out to users with active CleanMyMac subscriptions starting today.
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MacPaw has updated CleanMyMac with new Email Cleanup and Browser Care features. Email Cleanup targets Gmail for bulk deletion and storage management, while Browser Care helps manage Chrome tabs to reduce memory usage and clutter.