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Select and delete multiple ChatGPT conversations at once. Clean up your sidebar in seconds, not minutes. Stop deleting ChatGPT conversations one by one. Bulk Delete for ChatGPT adds checkboxes to your ChatGPT sidebar so you can select and remove dozens of old conversations at once. Perfect for tidying up after experimentation, clearing out test prompts, or just keeping your chat history manageable. What it does • Adds a checkbox next to every chat in your sidebar • Tap "Select visible" to grab all chats on screen at once • Confirms before deleting — no accidents • Shows live progress as it works through your selections • Runs entirely in your browser, no servers, no accounts Why you'll like it • Works on chatgpt.com and chat.openai.com • No ads, no upsells, no account required. • Zero data collection — read the privacy policy, it's short • Light and dark mode aware • Lives in the bottom-right corner so it doesn't crowd your screen Privacy first This extension talks to ChatGPT's own delete endpoint (the same one used when you click "Delete chat" in the UI) and nothing else. It does not collect, store, or transmit any of your data, conversation content, or account info. There is no Redfish AI LLC backend involved. How to use it 1. Open chatgpt.com 2. Click the red fish button in the bottom-right 3. Check the chats you want to remove 4. Click "Delete selected" That's it. Deleted chats are removed from your sidebar instantly. ChatGPT permanently removes them within 30 days, per OpenAI's policy. Made by Redfish AI LLC in Charleston, SC. Questions or feedback: ken@redfishai.ai
Jun 14, 2026
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