Gmail Uncluttered
Gmail Uncluttered is a user script (a.k.a. Greasemonkey script) that cleans up Gmail’s interface, removing redundant elements with the goal of maximising screen real-estate. It has been tested in Google Chrome and Safari (via GreaseKit).
Install Gmail Uncluttered
Features:
- Removes ads
- Removes logo
- Removes the “Search Mail” and “Search the Web” button
- Removes button bar at bottom of message list
- Removes quick reply box
- Removes links and copyright notice at bottom, and repositions space and account activity information onto one line
- People widget and other useful links (e.g. map and add to calendar suggestions) are put into a rollover activated by a small grey bar to the right of the quick links buttons
- Shrinks the search box area by 25px and moves the search box to the left to make room for message bubbles, which now appear to the right of the search box.
Version History
- 2011-07-03: 1.4.0 - Lots of cleanup to work with Gmail redesign and People Widget.
- 2011-03-20: 1.3.4 - Bug fixes after Google changed some of the div structure.
- 2011-02-22: 1.3.0 - Bug fixes. Added “Search email” placeholder in search box.
- 2011-01-29: 1.1.0 - Initial release.