Re: [orca-list] Another gmail update: I moved my subscription now but ...

["Srinivas Annam" <annams google com>]

Good to hear that it worked well for you and sorry about the language change. I should have mentioned that settings is currently enabled for US English only. Anyway, as you can see there is still more work to do, but having settings and especially Forwarding and POP up there should help. We still have work to do for filters, contacts etc.

Yes, Lynx works. The browser restrictions are minimal compared to Gmail's standard AJAX interface. Any Mac fans here, Safari should work well too. 

To share a tip with you, gmail users can reach basic HTML directly by bookmarking the following URL:

http://mail.google.com/mail/h/
(trailing slash is critical, otherwise you would land in good old Standard interface)

Google Apps user can reach it like this:

http://mail.google.com/a/yourdomain.com/h/
(of course, replace 
yourdomain.com with whatever your hosted domain is)

Thanks,
Srinivas

On 4/6/07, Lorenzo Taylor <daxlinux gmail com > wrote:

Hi,

I am actually writing this reply directly from the Gmail site in basic
HTML view.

After initial testing of the new settings pages using both Firefox and
lynx, yes lynx, :) I am happy to say everything seems to be working so
fa. I did make a huge mistake however, by changing the language as
part of my test, but the settings page hasn't been made available in
other languages yet. :) Oh well, I was able to get Gmail back to
English by accessing the general settings through the main Google My
Account page, so I was able to access my account and its settings in
English again. What a relief, since I can only take educated guesses
about the French I was presented with after changing the language. :)

Thanks again for the quick response and favourable results so far.

Live long and prosper,
Lorenzo



















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