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A major upgrade to Gmail is getting the thumbs down from users who complain
that the new version is extremely slow, often fails to load pages and even
crashes their browsers.
People have flooded discussion forums with complaints ...

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Google screws GMail users - Forces them to use untested software that crashes
http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/1397...cUlqUB5kEjtBAF
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A major upgrade to Gmail is getting the thumbs down from users who complain
that the new version is extremely slow, often fails to load pages and even
crashes their browsers.
People have flooded discussion forums with complaints since Google began
"upgrading" users about two weeks ago to the new version, popularly
referred to in the blogosphere as Gmail 2.0.
However, others expressed worry that Google at some point will phase out
access to the "old" Gmail without having fully resolved problems.
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This is why corporations will not switch to web-based applications. THEY
want to be in control of the software their employees use, not Google. It
would be too easy for Google to screw a company by unleashing junk like
this on them and effectively shutting down their email, word processing or
whatever app.
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Re: Google screws GMail users - Forces them to use untested software that crashes
Rapidly mutating deadly virus wrote:
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> http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/1397...cUlqUB5kEjtBAF
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> QUOTE
> A major upgrade to Gmail is getting the thumbs down from users who complain
> that the new version is extremely slow, often fails to load pages and even
> crashes their browsers.
>
> People have flooded discussion forums with complaints since Google began
> "upgrading" users about two weeks ago to the new version, popularly
> referred to in the blogosphere as Gmail 2.0.
>
> However, others expressed worry that Google at some point will phase out
> access to the "old" Gmail without having fully resolved problems.
>
> -QUOTE
>
>
> This is why corporations will not switch to web-based applications. THEY
> want to be in control of the software their employees use, not Google. It
> would be too easy for Google to screw a company by unleashing junk like
> this on them and effectively shutting down their email, word processing or
> whatever app.
>
Odd. Gmail seems pretty much the same to me. Yahoo mail on the other
hand has definitely become almost unusable. Maybe their new $19.99/year
"yahoo plus" is better. Unfortunately, I'll never know.