There are news items on line to choose from. Then when I DO choose one - I'm told it "May Be Above".
Clicking on a story - I'm told it "May Be Above". There's nothing above but a commercial. So I go somewhere else to get the story. I'd rather not - but?? What else can I do? It's been happening lately and it'd be less frustrating if Yahoo would merely take a story that's NOT actually OFFERRED off their display of choices. Wouldn't it? Personally speaking from over 15 yrs experience with YAHOO.
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It was an article on Maya Angelou is all I remember at the moment. The second time it happened it was an article I wanted to see on China/Japan I believe. The third time it was a story from TMZ. I don't recall the URL's since I never got to the story. I clicked on the story,..the top of the Yahoo page came down covering half of the pictures of the stories with a commercial/ad and it said inside the area: "May be Above",...? I couldn't get the ad to close (there wasn't a "CloseX") on it and I couldn't drag it. So I couldn't get to the story and so I really don't beleive I got to a URL to begin with. It was on the Yahoo page where one chooses a story to click on. I clicked on the story I wanted and it came down. It didn't "play" anything like a movie trailer, etc. - it just was there and couldn't be moved.