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cannot read Gmail's New Look
Apr. 21st, 2012 10:39 amDoes anyone know of a different email client?
I need the following:
Dark (non-white) inbox, with email messages having a line between them. (I used to use themes in Gmail to keep the inbox list of messages dark, and I'd like to keep that if possible, so that the only pale color is the message itself--I don't want my entire screen screaming white--it gives me a vicious headache.)
Boxes around conversations, not this horrible swimming white space.
ABSOLUTELY no chipper random icon. HATE THAT.
No flashing ads, vids, etc. (so, hotmail is a no)
Something that saves my chats in a format that I can search, save, and use (this is how I write).
Words instead of flowers, shapes, or funny boxes on action buttons.
I am happy to pay.
Yes, I asked for assistance on the Gmail help forums. They told me that the HTML only look would suit me. It does not. I said as much and was told that they'd been told it worked well for people with visual issues. Isn't it nice to be told how well something works when you've just said it doesn't? Certainly other people know me better than I know myself.
I need the following:
Dark (non-white) inbox, with email messages having a line between them. (I used to use themes in Gmail to keep the inbox list of messages dark, and I'd like to keep that if possible, so that the only pale color is the message itself--I don't want my entire screen screaming white--it gives me a vicious headache.)
Boxes around conversations, not this horrible swimming white space.
ABSOLUTELY no chipper random icon. HATE THAT.
No flashing ads, vids, etc. (so, hotmail is a no)
Something that saves my chats in a format that I can search, save, and use (this is how I write).
Words instead of flowers, shapes, or funny boxes on action buttons.
I am happy to pay.
Yes, I asked for assistance on the Gmail help forums. They told me that the HTML only look would suit me. It does not. I said as much and was told that they'd been told it worked well for people with visual issues. Isn't it nice to be told how well something works when you've just said it doesn't? Certainly other people know me better than I know myself.
