webmatrices.com · Privacy & Security
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Bulk-delete the third-party apps linked to your Google Account. See every connected app, select, and remove access in one click. Manage the apps linked to your Google Account, in bulk. Over the years, dozens of third-party apps and websites pile up with access to your Google Account. Removing these linked apps one by one is painfully slow. This extension shows you every connected app and lets you bulk-delete their access in a single pass. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open your Google Account's Linked apps page (myaccount.google.com/connections). 2. Click the icon. It instantly lists every app linked to your Google Account. 3. Search, select the ones you don't recognize (or Select all), and delete access. 4. Watch them get removed with live progress. Stop anytime. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Bulk-delete Google linked apps with no more opening every app individually. • See all apps linked to your Google or Gmail account in one clean list. • Search, filter, and select all. • Adjustable delay for safe pacing, plus a Stop button. • Works across multiple Google accounts. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Runs entirely in your browser on your own logged-in Google session. No passwords, no credential storage, and your list of linked apps is never sent anywhere. It just automates the clicks you'd make yourself on Google's official page. Clean up your Google Account's linked apps today.
Jun 13, 2026
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