The addition of adding extra security - SSL, HTTPS - which Gmail and have had already for some time is welcome. It was much better the way it was on Mobile. I’ve tried it on mobile devices, and in that smartphone, tablet environment it just plain sucks. I have been testing out the new UI, and I have to say, it is buggy. I know Yahoo has done that in the past - pre Marissa Mayer. It would have been nicer if it was just Opt-In. I don’t think Yahoo should of pushed it on everyone. My mom uses it, and she was completely irritated when the change just came. Sounds like there isn’t much love out there for the new Yahoo interface. This makes me think maybe I can live with this version after all, but I need to use it a bit more before I decide that for sure. At first, I was distressed because I could no longer see the “Actions” box which appears at the top of the page in my old version, and allows me to delete or “mark as read” or “mark as unread” or “star” BUT then I saw that there is now a WIDER scroll bar to the very far right of the page, and it allows me to scroll TO THE BOTTOM of the page! At the BOTTOM of the page, there is not only an “Actions” box, but ALSO ARROWS that enable me to move page by page OR to jump to the LAST (first email) page! In my original version, there was NO BOTTOM of the page, and sometimes I might have to scroll through hundreds of email to get to a very old email that I wanted to see. Now I want to make some comments on the differences. The old one said that I followed the instructions to switch back, but the “original” it “switched back” to was DIFFERENT. I posted a reply to you here, and then I tried to add something new to it, but that apparently didn’t work, so this is a NEW reply. If you still use Yahoo, what are your thoughts on the new Yahoo Mail redesign? Leave a comment and let us know! Here’s a look at the company’s promotional video for the new mail service: This will allow you to ease yourself into the new interface and still use your Yahoo email productively while the new mail bugs get fixed. If you want to switch it back to the new full-featured version, click the link “Switch to the newest Yahoo! Mail” located in the upper right corner. While there are more features in the new full-featured version, you may not want or need them. Hit the Save button, and your Yahoo mail will switch back to the interface you know and are comfortable with. Gmail and already have had this feature for what seems like forever, but even if you use your Yahoo account to sign up for newsletters, it’s always nice to have extra security. While you’re in Settings, I recommend turning on HTTPS for improved security. Then in the Settings screen, select Viewing email, then tick Basic under Mail version. Just click the gear icon located at the upper right corner by your name and select Settings. It’s easy to switch your mail back to the interface you’re used to.
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If you’re in the same boat, let’s take a look at how to get your old email back…and it’s surprisingly easy. If you look at the Yahoo Mail User Voice Forums, you’ll find it full of people who are complaining about the redesign and buggy features.
Also, several users are reporting that it’s just plain buggy. The biggest change to Yahoo Mail is the new interface and lack of specific features previously available. But for new subscribers, if you want its newly renamed “Yahoo Ad Free Mail,” it will set you back $49.99 / year. It’s also interesting to note that if you’re a current Yahoo Mail Plus subscriber, you’ll continue to get an ad-free email for $19.99 / year. Current Mail Plus customers can continue to use Mail Plus and can learn more here. It sure beats one of those annoying noisemakers. And if that wasn’t enough, we’re giving you a monstrous amount of storage, 1TB (that’s 1,000 GBs), so you have ample space for all your emails and attachments. Disposable email addresses, enhanced filters and automatic message forwarding are now available for everyone. Since it’s not a birthday without party favors, we’re making many features previously reserved for premium Mail Plus customers free. From the post on the company’s recently acquired Tumblr blog: According to Jeffery Bonforte, SVP of Communication Products at Yahoo, the changes were made to celebrate the 16th birthday of the email service.
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