Gmail recently got it new design. The new design may look different, but the developers have not changed too much. There are opinions that refer to it as cleaner and easier to navigate.
The new design of the app also brings news characteristics such as intelligent new email composition, and snooze. Initially, you could choose the new design, but it has been coming as the default Gmail theme for some time now.
If you are one of those who disagree with the above, and are not happy with Google's change, below we will show you how to get the old app design if you have no problem using extensions / add-ons.
Chrome
Using the old Gmail design in Chrome is pretty simple. There is an extension that you can install and will do everything for you. Install Gmail Classic Theme from Chrome Web Store and open your Gmail.
You will see the old Gmail design. Expansion will not remove any of the new features.
Firefox & Opera
The extension for the old classic Gmail theme changes the CSS that uses Google when it loads in your browser, and the extension's developer walks you through the steps to do in Firefox and Opera without using its extension.
You'll just need to use another plugin that can change the CSS used by Gmail. The developer of Gmail Classic Theme recommends using it Stylus.
Download and install the extension in your browser. Then visit his page Github and copy the code in the archive called Gmail.css.
Go back to your browser and click on icon of expansion Stylus.
In the small window that opens, click Manage. A new window opens.
Click Write New Style on the left and name the new css Gmail Classic. Once you've named your file, paste the copied CSS code.
Below this panel, there is an option called 'Applies to everything'. Next to it, there is a plus button.
Click on it and from the drop-down menu, select the 'URLs on this domain' option. In the domain field, write mai tol.google.com, and click the Save button at the top left.
Visit Gmail and see the old application plan.
Gmail to other Browsers
You can use any other plugin instead of Stylus to change the CSS used by Gmail. The developer's code will continue to work, and in other browsers, (Safari, Internet Explorer or Edge), as long as you find the right extension to edit the css.
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