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Stop showing me an advertisement between EVERY article I go to. Especially when the ad is sometimes longer than the video article.
I've said it all!! Stop all the ads. I know you need them, but you don't need one for every article read/watched!
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install a easy on off option on toolbar that would allow q person to turn off all ads and pop ups
have a easy button installed to turn off all adds and pop ups
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How do you access a human being at Yahoo???
How do you access a human being at Yahoo???
24th rankedHi,
Here’s how you can contact Yahoo Customer Care:
https://help.yahoo.com/contact/account_care
From there, enter the Yahoo ID you need help with and select ‘OK.’ https://flic.kr/p/pSNH5J
Use the contact option displayed right below it where it says “We’re here to help!”
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Great page but just too busy.
Great page but just too busy to focus on one thing without being distracted from all the other ads. Please simplify the page.
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Provide an answer to why large meaningless pictures and animated gifs aren't allowed to be swithced off by those that read.
Pictures are fun but when it comes to learning reading should override the unanswered question of need for overly large pictures and animated gifs that only pose a burden to most computer systems.
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allow us to personalize the page
Some people may get sick of seeing certain **** everytime they get on the computer. If we have the ability to let it know "delete" certain topics, like on our cell phones...... that would be amazing.
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Improve mobile format.
You need to improve the mobile format for the "apps that are currently free" lists. Things display in a random order making it difficult to follow.
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no ads.
I ignore ads and if if ad is really persistent or annoying I will never buy that product
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I hate yahoo on Kindle fire. you can not zoom the pages, you van not read the 4 pitch font, everything has 12 **** pages to take forever
Too much activity that it takes forever to load and even worse with minimum 12 **** pages to scroll thru for a six paragraph story.
Lousey use of space, impossible to read or even co wider enjoying, and everything is a flipping video without words......can't watch and listen to videos very often.... yahoo pretty much sit me on a tablet.229th ranked -
Annoying and congesting floating toolbar on yahoo pages.
Why is there no 'close' button? Hardly any of the content on the floating toolbar is useful and it takes up over 1/5th of the screen leaving a cramped feel when trying to read the news or mail or any other of yahoo's wonderful content. Get rid of the toolbar OR implement a close option to view the entire veiw of content on the page!! VERY ANNOYING
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Remove ALL ads, especially, ones about surveys!
Ads pop up when I am trying to log on to my email. They are annoying, because I must then begin the log in process again. I equate them to robo calls from politicians, at dinner time!
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hard to read entire article
I read your article's on a Windows phone but only half of your articles appear on the page in order to read it you need to keep swiping left to right, but the text is almost the same color as the background. I love reading your articles but it is difficult to make out most of it. Please consider lining it up or changing the background color. Thanks
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have a desktop Yahoo Tech site with no tiles
Tiles are awful for desktop users--large monitor shows only two tiles and I must scroll to see more. A HUGE waste of screen real estate and the reason I no longer visit yahoo tech. Please retire the tiles to a mobile-only site and provide a list of text links (no photos or only tiny thumnails) for the desktop. I am not going to be reading news articles on a tiny phone, only on my large monitor.
229th rankedHi,
It sounds like your screen resolution is pretty low. Yahoo is optimized for a 1024×786 resolution. If your screen resolution is lower, it may skew some of the webpages making them seem larger.
Search your operating system’s help site for “screen resolution” to learn how to change it. The screen resolution varies based on the capabilities of your display.
You can adjust your browser’s zoom settings using a couple easy keyboard shortcuts.
Zoom in – Press Ctrl + the plus key (+) on your keyboard.
Zoom out – Press Ctrl + the minus key (-) on your keyboard.Hope this helps!
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Get rid of those constant motion ads that distract from reading articles, or allow to stop.
Ads like that old lady with her hands and arms always moving make it hard to concentrate on what your reading! The only time I pay attention to those type ads is to note the company in order to ad to my list of companies to Never Buy From!
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Please help me, need to change my phone # to access a new password an ur advice is not working
Need to change my phone number or put in a gmail address to get a new password for my account and your tech support pages only allow a msg to be sent to my old #..HELP!!!
164th rankedHi Sharon,
Sorry you’re experiencing difficulties. Our Accounts team can help you with accessing your Yahoo account and updating the recovery email address/phone number on file so you can recover your account online in the future if needed. Use this link to get in contact, which will show the available contact methods: https://help.yahoo.com/contact/account_care?actp=social
From there, enter the Yahoo ID you need help with and select ‘OK.’ https://flic.kr/p/pSNH5J | NOTE: After entering the Yahoo ID there will be a link to the Password Helper, but don’t use that if you’ve already tried. Use the contact option displayed right below it where it says “We’re here to help!”
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