Do you not like the new look of Gmail? I'm feeling you. Even though the changes were small, the side panel cluttered with apps made checking emails first thing in the morning more difficult.
It's possible to make things simpler by hiding the Gmail category and label panel. It's easy to return to the previous interface if you're not a fan of the new Compose button background. At this time. We are not sure how long users will be able to use the old design of Gmail.
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Click on the Quick Settings symbol in the upper right-hand corner after you log in to your Gmail account.
You will see a small, rectangular menu once more, but this time you will see text that says, "You're using the original Gmail view." You can try out the new view.
There will be another box, but it won't be asking for your feedback. You should be good to go if you just click reload.