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CleanMyMac now helps you clean up Gmail and manage Chrome tabs

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MacPaw announced a new feature allowing users to clean Gmail and manage Chrome tabs directly within the CleanMyMac application. This expansion extends beyond standard Mac maintenance tools, enabling users to organize email and browser data without installing separate software. The update was released on November 5, 2026, and the specific number of supported tabs or Gmail folders is not detailed in the provided evidence.

Key points

• MacPaw expanded its CleanMyMac application to include direct cleaning and management of Gmail accounts and Chrome browser tabs.
• Users can now organize email and browser data within the existing CleanMyMac interface without installing additional software.

Context

MacPaw today announced an expansion of CleanMyMac's capabilities beyond the app's traditional Mac maintenance and optimization tools. This update allows users to clean Gmail and manage Chrome tabs directly within the application.

Limitations

The evidence does not specify the number of supported Gmail folders or Chrome tabs, nor does it provide a date range for the feature's availability or any technical limitations.

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