CleanMyMac Now Helps Manage Gmail and Google Chrome

MacPaw has officially unveiled an updated version of CleanMyMac, designed to help users better organise their digital workspace alongside standard computer maintenance. According to the company, the new features—Email Cleanup and Browser Care—aim to reduce digital clutter and unnecessary data accumulated during daily workflows. ## Gmail Optimization and Storage Management Through Email Cleanup, users can now manage their inboxes more effectively. The feature allows for the bulk deletion of unwanted messages, unsubscribing from mailing lists, and grouping emails by sender, category, date, or attachment size. This is particularly useful for those who have reached the limit of their shared Google storage across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos. By deleting unnecessary emails, users can free up space within Google’s cloud services. ## Managing Browser Resources The Browser Care tool is designed specifically for Google Chrome users. Operating as a browser extension that integrates closely with CleanMyMac, it monitors memory usage in real time. It identifies which tabs are placing excessive strain on the system, allowing users to pause resource-heavy tabs, find duplicates, and identify pages that have been left inactive for long periods. MacPaw states that this tool significantly reduces system slowdowns and helps users maintain focus. ## Privacy and Security MacPaw emphasises that these new features are designed with security in mind. Email Cleanup will not delete any data without the user's prior confirmation, and Browser Care only closes or pauses tabs at the user's request. The company notes that page content, titles, and browsing history remain stored locally on the user's Mac and are not transmitted to third-party servers. These new capabilities are available now for active CleanMyMac subscribers. This update marks another step in evolving CleanMyMac from a system file cleaner into a comprehensive tool for both hardware and digital maintenance.