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Is it possible to revert the latest update of the Gmail app for Android?
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Yes, you can either uninstall the update or maybe even download older versions – ce4 Jun 6 '13 at 10:06
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For the future I recommend using an app like AppMonster Pro Backup Restore, which always makes a backup of each package you install/backup (and optionally auto-purges, to keep only a limited number of backups per app) -- so you always have some versions to revert to. As for now, see Andrew's answer below or follow ce4's link. Good luck! – Izzy♦ Jun 6 '13 at 13:14
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It's not as easy to revert to individual previous versions, but you can revert easily to the stock version that came with your phone.
- Find Gmail in "My Apps" in the Google Play Store
- Tap Uninstall
- Tap OK to uninstall updates and revert to original
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Revert to stock version, (as above)
then go here via the mobe's web browser:
http://www.apk4fun.com/history/901/
or here
http://gmail.en.uptodown.com/android/old
Find a previous version you want, download & install.
Make sure the phone settings allow install from non-GooglePlay locations.
Actually all quite easy.
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Go to Apps - Gmail then go down to to the AP settings. It opened up the play store and I had the option to uninstall updates. It went back to a fresh start, just log in and it seems to work fine but a slightly older format.
