Gmail regular-user account provides maximum 15 GB storage, by default. It is usually not sufficient for this information explosive age. We may need to bulk delete multiple old/spam emails from a sender in one shot to quickly save storage.
Gmail provides a way to create a new Filter to find all these emails from a sender and then delete it. Unfortunately, creating a new filter rule everytime may be an overhead and here I show how we can find all these emails and delete it without creating rules.
For example, Here, I am going to delete all the emails I received from "(noreply+feedproxy@google.com)".
1.) Find all the emails by searching them in the search box, from:(noreply+feedproxy@google.com).
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Select any one message, and then choose 'More :', choose 'Filter messages like these'.
2.) Now 'Select all' message option now, and then choose 'Select all conversations that match this search'.
That's all !!!
