New Homepage vs. Old Homepage
I absolutely "HATE" the new Yahoo Homepage and I have set ,y Firefox Browser to use the Bookmark for the "old" yahoo.com every time the new one loads automatically when I start my browser. This seems to be a re-occurring necessity because I have to do it all over again every few days. I want to stick with the old one and once I elect that choice, I don't want to have to repeat it every few days. Please fix it so that users can stay with what they are accustomed to on a permanent basis OR make the new homepage more like the old one.. Change merely for the sake of change IS NOT A GOOD IDEA!
Jake Hookings
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dude ster
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they don't care about what you want. there mind or AI says new yahoo.com is good for you.
only way to teach them is to get rid of your AT&T cell service and sell AT&T stock.
i switched cell provider while back because of them, stock is next......................... -
[Deleted User]
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i need to get my old email
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P3 O
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hate the new home page
I want an option to stay on current page
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Dave Folson
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What will happen to bookmarks, one of the reasons I use my Yahoo is becasue of the bookmarks on the home age...
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Giselle Leyva
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Please do not take away My Yahoo personized page from me!! Who on earth came up with such a crazy idea. The My Yahoo users are very happy with it as it is, and have been for decades of using it. I have all my data, personal links, information of my own interest. The new Yahoo is boring, awful, chaotic, all over the place, imposing information and news that I do not want. VERY BAD, VERY BAD IDEA, YAHOO PEOPLE. YOU CANNOT CHANGE MY YAHOO. We users are evidently very angry for this decision. You SHOULD RECONSIDER!
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S. Bethlehem Cohen
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There IS no comparison. The old one is useful. The new one sucks.
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Rade Radosevich-Slay
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I HATE the "new" site! Can you at least allow me to customize the content to MY preferences instead of what your AI BOT thinks I want to look at?
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Peter Bloch
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Fully agree with this. The "old" version was compact so that everything could be seen at a glance. Too much movement of eyes and head needed in the new version.