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Select multiple photos on Google Photos with just one click and then bulk delete, download, archive, share etc. Bulk Select Google Photos is a powerful extension that enhances your experience on Google Photos by allowing you to easily select multiple photos at once for efficient management. Key Features: * Bulk Selection: Quickly select multiple photos with a single click. * Safe Skip: Manually uncheck any photo to instantly blur and protect it from being auto-selected. * Auto-Scroll: Smoothly scroll through your entire gallery without touching your mouse. * Easy Management: Easily download, archive, share or delete google photos. * User-Friendly Interface: Provides visual feedback by displaying an 'ON' badge during photo selection and an 'OFF' badge when not. * Privacy: Works 100% locally and only on photos.google.com. Nothing leaves your browser. How to Use: 1. Open Google Photos: Navigate to photos.google.com in your browser. 2. Click the Extension Icon: Click on the Bulk Select Google Photos extension icon to start selecting photos. 3. Scroll Through Your Photos: As you scroll, the extension will automatically select photos for you. 4. Pause Selection: Click the extension icon again to pause the selection process. 5. Resume Selection: Click the icon once more to resume selecting photos.
Nov 5, 2026
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