The new format sucks!!!!!! If I can't switch back I will find a new homepage.
Allow the customers to switch back. There is not one post here or on the net that says that someone likes the new format
Chad Brown
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Thank you for the feedback! We do have an option to revert back to the previous version. At the top of the page you should see a purple banner. Within that banner you would need to click on "Old Version" or you'll see an option saying return to yahoo.com. For additional support please visit help.yahoo.com
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John Levell
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New home page format sucks. I want my old one back pronto
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Timothy J Macke
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I can understand updating yahoo and my.yahoo over time. It is important not to sit idle. But wiping it away completely? Nothing about the new page is helpful to me. Nothing. I've always appreciated my.yahoo because I have it set up for me. It's my daily first look. It has my eyeballs for the better part of an hour, every day. Or had. Now, the only thing I can foresee using of yahoo is mail.yahoo, and that isn't an everyday for me.
So... the massive change was because you want *fewer* user interactions per day? Yahoo desires fewer reasons to attract and keep an audience? I just don't get it. And unless its utility is restored, I won't get it anymore. -
Gary j
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Always trying to show us what you want us to see. The whole idea of my. yahoo is to only see what interests us. Not the garbage you want to show us. Sadly I am actively searching for a new home page. New and improved is not new OR improved, it's just the yahoo page I never visited because I did not like it to begin with, and now you think that is all I should be able to see!
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James Taube
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I guess since your not offering a choice of homepage and your not going to bring back my.yahoo.com you leave me no choice but switch to AOL Homepage
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lowell crissman
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how do we opt out of this new formatting (thereby getting the old format reinstated)?! or do we go shopping instead . . . .
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lowell crissman
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it wasn't broke?!
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Douglas Forster
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Absolutely the WORST "upgrade" ever.
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Douglas Forster
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Please bring back the "OLD" MyYahoo homepage. This new one is AWFUL!
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Tony Gulino
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I switched to protopage.com. You can set up your stocks and bookmarks as well as certain news feeds. But I still liked the old my yahoo better.
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Tony Gulino
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I switched to protopage.com. You can set up your stocks and bookmarks as well as certain news feeds. But I still liked the old my yahoo better.
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Tony Gulino
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I switched to protopage.com. You can set up your stocks and bookmarks as well as certain news feeds. But I still liked the old my yahoo better.
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Tony Gulino
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I switched to protopage.com. You can set up your stocks and bookmarks as well as certain news feeds. But I still liked the old my yahoo better.
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Tony Gulino
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The new page sucks. I switched to protppage.com. It's not my yahoo but it works.
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Georgie DAlessandro
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The new Yahoo is horrible, useless information, and NOT AT ALL WHAT MY YAHOO WAS FOR ME. I can't believe that they have gone from a personalized My Yahoo page to this. I have used that page as my Home Page for many years and now I can't even find out what my local weather is. I don't understand why you would change what is familiar to us and useful to us to a page that cannot be customized with information important to us. Making such a drastic change without even consulting the users is a big mistake. I'm looking for another site to use as my Home Page.
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Georgie DAlessandro
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The new Yahoo is horrible, useless information, and NOT AT ALL WHAT MY YAHOO WAS FOR ME. I can't believe that they have gone from a personalized My Yahoo page to this. I have used that page as my Home Page for many years and now I can't even find out what my local weather is. I don't understand why you would change what is familiar to us and useful to us to a page that cannot be customized with information important to us. Making such a drastic change without even consulting the users is a big mistake. I'm looking for another site to use as my Home Page.
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Jim Dandy
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Taking away the MyYahoo custom homepage may allow you guys to lay off a few people, but you will be losing more users than you realize.
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Eric Sweeney
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I go to the sports page, which I shouldn't have to do, and I find that you still have my list of teams that I follow. On that entire page, after scrolling way down, I found exactly ONE story about any of my teams. And no actual scores, because all you had up was the frickin' NBA, the one league I do not follow at all. You have made my life worse and if it was easy, I'd switch my email from ymail but I've had it forever. Thanks for nothing.
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Robert Levy
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Ridiculous and outrageous that Yahoo has chosen to take away the My.yahoo.com homepage I personally curated and have relied on for years and instead foisted on me an unwanted page with unwanted, non-personalized content. Whoever oversaw that decision should immediately be terminated. Just plain dumb and will cause me (And I assume many others) to no longer use yahoo as a browser or source of information. Bring back my.yahoo.com! Do it NOW.
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Ug Lee
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The last bit of Yahoo I used is now gone.
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john hyder
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Bring back my.yahoo.com or I'm leaving yahoo!