Gmail is getting a new interface. You can still opt out of it

Gmail is getting a new “integrated” interface that was announced in February of this year. Although some people previously turned it on on demand, now it will automatically activate for some Gmail users and can be temporarily opted out on demand.

Google is taking the next step on the road to implementation Updated look for Gmail for all users. However, the real dates are clearly different from this Announced in February. At that time, it was announced that by the end of the second quarter of 2022, the new interface will be active for every user Gmail Do not unsubscribe. Practice has shown that changes are introduced much more slowly.

From Latest blog entry We know that Google has just entered the testing phase to release the new Gmail look to select users. People who are skeptical about the changes can still look at the settings to undo the implementation of the new interface And temporarily return to the “old”. However, it is worth noting that, according to the original assumptions, we were supposed to be at this point already in April, in addition, by the way AllNot Selection Gmail users.

The new post on Google’s blog is an “updated schedule” for changes to Gmail, but it no longer mentions (let alone history) the targeted implementation of the new interface for everyone. So the date remains a mystery, but you can be almost certain that sooner or later every Gmail user will see the new interface.And the ability to turn it off will disappear.

However, an updated Gmail should not be a deterrent. As you can see in the screenshots, the creators focused mainly on simplifying the old interface, including the most straightforward integration with Google Chat, Spaces and Meets. Google adds that while automatic inclusion of the new Gmail interface for selected users began on June 28, this phase could take 15 days or even longer. In practice, this means that For some, it may take more than two weeks for the changes to occur.

Oskar Ziomek, editor in charge of dobreprogramy.pl