Im trying to get API to import the above information

Other email programs, e.g. msn.com, place a blue vertical line when someone replies to you so you can then see what you said. When the person replies by putting the cursor where desired and hitting enter a clear space emerges for their reply. Yahoo does not have this feature. It would make long back and forth emails easier to follow.

When I search for something on YAHOO I expect YOU ******* idots to find it NOT SENDING ME ON ******* GOOSE CHASE TO EVERY TOM **** AND HARRY SEARCH ENGINE THAT GO NO WHERE?

WHEN WILL YAHOO CONTINUE TO OFFER THE COMMENT SECTION.

Support the 1st amendment.

Every day I turn on Yahoo! and look to see if the comment section has been reinstated. Every day I'm disappointed. Please bring back the comment section.

You are so full of false information... Why?

We are looking for information on the players available when the draft is happening.

Thousands of China hackers https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RyDrXiQwUJs3fvC1eyfCRLDHLiCLQ81wZJ88eCfHkKw/edit?usp=sharing

Here is one of my accounts with specific information looks like hacking data for profiles

https://docs.google.com/document/d/16ObeNB9WOypyr2UqKfRhrLk3A-hBg37jPomKLFbB2BA/edit?usp=sharing

Hi, the Yahoo Finance widget when you swipe right on iPhone is blank instant if it’s showing the the name/procent/numbers or anything. iPhone is using yahoo finance and they are showing why not yahoo itself? Thanks

It would be very helpful if I could import and export emails without having to do it one by one, between old and new accounts using different servers, as well as yahoo.

I knew how to use a search engine and Rend Lake College had one in 2000 to 2002 and I searched faculty directory, which I caught criticism as a recent student a couple years later for being able to email some, with reference to a stack of emails. Did they sidetrack student's expression by using search engines?

Please bring back the comments section. Most of the time the comments were better than the article. When you have political articles, you will get political comments.

As a desktop email client developer, I'd like to support OAuth2 for Yahoo IMAP, but apparently there is no way to get permission for the scopes needed for this. Given that a client id cannot be kept as a secret on desktop machines (for other email clients) then it doesn't make much sense to not allow this. It's just security by obscurity and you risk that email clients borrow client ids from other email clients (I'll naturally not do that).

This is where a note about how to apply would be a nice addition: https://developer.yahoo.com/oauth2/guide/yahoo_scopes/

Not sure why you took this away. It was the one place you could voice your opinion on subject matter. Not sure how much longer I will be using yahoo if you don't bring it back.

2 suggestions: 1- return to the best part of the Yahoo stories, the comment section! 2- the new "news" layout is TOTALLY worthless with all different subjects mixed together. I used to read Yahoo news every day, but am now looking for more informative web pages.