How to clean your gmail for less than 2 minutes and free some space for new emails.

Since you use your inbox every day, you probably have a pretty good idea of what kinds of emails you get, and from who, on a regular basis. 
Gmail doesn’t have a great way to quickly see which email addresses send you the most emails: 

• What I like to do is to go on the search box and write the name of the website that I often receive emails. 

Example: AMAZON and than I will see only amazon emails that I can mark (50 in one time) and delete. Go to the other page and select 50 more. 
After that pull-up emails from your more eager senders and, if you find that you aren’t reading a lot of their messages, search around the email for an unsubscribe link—assuming that exists. If you can’t find one, feel free to report the messages as spam. 

• The second way and more accomplished (FROM YOUR PC) is to go on the home page of your email inbox and choose the section with the advertising emails. Gmail usually automatically tries to filter marketing messages out of your primary inbox. Then you gonna see on the upper right corner the number of pages with emails. There is also an arrow. Click it and go to the next page and continue for example three more. After that go on the left corner and mark all the emails. The difference is that this time Gmail will ask you to mark all the emails from page one to page four. And then you can delete them at one time. I will put a short video capture so you can understand it entirely.  I cleaned 4GB in one time for less than 2 minutes. Don't forget to delete them from that trash.
• Obviously, after that, you can take your time and do it more accurately by unselecting the emails that you don't want to delete.

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