Google has quietly announced that it will pull the plug on the basic HTML version of Gmail starting in 2024. We’re writing to let you know that the Gmail Basic HTML view for desktop web and ...

Google is now prioritizing the use of its standard version of Gmail, as users will soon say goodbye to the Basic HTML version that has been a staple for those who have trouble accessing it. Slow ...

Gmail's Basic HTML mode, which has until now provided access to a previous version of Gmail that had since been replaced by more modern successors over a decade ago, was particularly favored for ...

Basic HTML allowed users to access their Gmail accounts with less clutter even with slow connections or older devices.

As of January 2024, Google is discontinuing the option to display Gmail on your browser in the Basic HTML view. A new post in Google's Help Center says Gmail will automatically change to Standard ...

This week we learned that Google is killing off Gmail’s Basic HTML view. As reported by TechCrunch, starting in January, 2024, Google will disable the stripped down HTML version of the Gmail web ...

If you use the stripped-down version of Gmail, make your last goodbyes—it’s heading to the Google graveyard in just a few months.

Gmail's basic HTML view will disappear in January 2024 Google hasn't made any public announcement of this change, instead quietly adding a disclaimer on its support page.

As pointed out by Gizmodo, the screenshot appears to be a photoshopped Google email from 2023, when the tech giant announced its plans to sunset Gmail Basic HTML view.

But, again, this isn’t real. The joke appears to be a photoshopped version of a notice that went out last year notifying users that Gmail Basic HTML view was going away.

What Google has killed off is the basic HTML version of Gmail, which lacked many of the service's features and was only kept around for those using very slow internet connections and ancient web ...

The basic HTML view is a stripped-down version of Gmail that does not offer users chat, spell checking, keyboard shortcuts, adding or importing contacts, setting custom "from" addresses, or using ...