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- It feels cramped and crowded with my inbox as a backdrop - Vertical reading space is limited - The toolbar is aligned at the bottom of my screen which cause
by munaf 14y ago
- It feels cramped and crowded with my inbox as a backdrop
- Vertical reading space is limited
- The toolbar is aligned at the bottom of my screen which causes me to run into the OS X dock, which I set visible on hover
- It compresses all message recipients (To, CC, ...) into a single row which makes you have to double-check if everyone's in the right place
- The formatting popover appears over your content if you want it to persist
- I feel verbally limited by its small writing area
- They haven't solved the "too many IM and compose windows are open" problem. When you get into this situation, things feel really crowded and messy.
- The hover state on the formatting toolbar "+" is jarring because the item you hovered over changes underneath you, making you (sub?)consciously worry about a misclick since it will launch a damn-obtrusive Google Drive dialog
- Between the appearance of Gmail as a whole, and this as an addition, my feeling of information overload when dealing with email has only increased. Gmail just isn't very "zen."
- raghava 14y ago>> Gmail just isn't very "zen." Sums it up the best. Going through the points mentioned in their review list (on https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2645922?p=newcompose&rd=1 https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2645922?p=newcompose&...), I feel by 'clean', it's just an attempt to Appleify* the gmail experience. *designing stuff specifically preventing individual users from using it as they desire
- 1123581321 13y agoGoogle is trying to kill off the CC and BCC. I support this to a degree. In the future, expect to be able to write email from Gmail to your Google+ circles, though. Fuller integration is coming and I don't like this as much.