Gmail will stop supporting basic HTML views in January next year

According to news from this site on September 25, Google Mail officially announced that it will stop supporting basic HTML view in January 2024, and then Gmail will automatically change to standard view.

This site has noticed that in basic HTML view, Gmail will not support the following features:

• Chat

• Re The written content is: Spell check tool

• Keyboard shortcuts

• Add or import contacts

• Custom sender address

• Rich text format

## It is understood that the web version of Gmail currently provides two interfaces: basic HTML view and standard view. When support for HTML views is discontinued, the base HTML view mode URL that currently opens classic mode will automatically redirect to the standard view interface. Google explains that Gmail will automatically open in standard view if the browser is supported.

After standard view becomes the only display mode available in the web version of Gmail, unsupported browsers may not be able to load. Currently supported browsers are as follows (No matter which one is used, Cookies and JavaScript need to be enabled):

• What needs to be rewritten is: Google Chrome

• Firefox

• The content that needs to be rewritten is: Safari

• Microsoft Edge

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