Google Docs Storage Management Is Slow with Large Image Libraries
Users with large image collections in Google Drive/Docs find the storage management interface extremely slow and limiting. Bulk deletion is restricted to 200MB at a time, making it impractical to clear large storage. This affects users who rely on Google Docs for image-heavy workflows.
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