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How to disable Gmail’s new compose-new-email pop-up window [How-To Guide]

Posted By Ashraf On November 1, 2012 @ 1:30 AM In World Wide Web | 70 Comments

Google recently introduced a new way to compose e-mails in Gmai [1]l. If you switched to the new way and don’t like it, don’t worry — there is a way to switch back. This guide shows you how.

How to switch back to old compose-new-email method in Gmail

Do the following to turn off Gmail’s new compose-new-email pop-up window and return back to the old method:

  • Visit http://gmail.com [2] and log into your account.
  • Once logged it, click on the red “COMPOSE” button so the new compose-new-email pop-up window appears.
  • Once the pop-up window appears, click on the down arrow button:

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  • Next click on “Switch back to old compose” (UPDATE: Google plans on eventually disabling old compose method completely. Now you can only “Temporarily switch back to old compose” and later you won’t be able to switch back at all):

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  • Done! Once you click on “Switch back to old compose”, the page will reload and you will have the old method back again.

If, after switching back, you realize that you actually did like the new compose method, you can easily re-enable it by:

  • Clicking on the red “COMPOSE” button; and
  • Clicking on “new compose experience” link near the top:

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Conclusion

That was easy.


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[1] new way to compose e-mails in Gmai: http://dottech.org/86085/google-modifies-gmail-introduces-a-new-pop-up-compose-new-email-window/

[2] http://gmail.com: http://gmail.com

[3] Image: http://cdn.dottech.org/media/2012/11/2012-11-01_005900.png

[4] Image: http://cdn.dottech.org/media/2012/11/2012-11-01_010017.png

[5] Image: http://cdn.dottech.org/media/2012/11/2012-11-01_010116.png

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