Google is reportedly trialing a newly redesigned Gmail interface.
As part of the trial, the company has invited a select group of users to test a completely new interface for the webmail client.
According to The Verge, the test version of Gmail, which may never see an official release, dispenses with design elements that have been present from the very early days of the email service.
The most notable change is the unwieldy sidebar that has been replaced with a slide-in pane.
The report adds that this test version of Gmail includes some major new features, like snoozing an email and setting it to return to the top of one's inbox at a later date in time.
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