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Set Gmail to Compact View

Set Gmail to Compact View

By Mel Hawthorne Leave a Comment

If you want to use Gmail in a smaller window, or just don’t care for detailed views of your inbox, the Compact view can be a great help to keep things straight – it’s the best use of the inbox window with minimal wasted space. Follow the steps below to change to compact view.

1. To change Gmail into a compact view, you first need to be signed in to Gmail. In the top right corner click on the cog and then select “Display density”.

Display Density

2. Next, you’ll see a pop-up box allowing you to choose between the three modes: Default, Comfortable and Compact. Select “Compact” and press “OK”.

Now you’ll have a much more compact and easy to use Gmail experience. Have a look below for the before and after view!

Before:

Before

After:

After

 

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