get rid off white list notification.
I do not want ANY ads on my email, EMAIL should be EMAIL nothing else. Make money with other means
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Colin Shipp
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This is just annoying, yall.
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[Deleted User]
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I have ad blocker and ublock. If any site asks me to whitelist them,I go somewhere else for the information. I hate the internet.
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Sean McCartin
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I would be fine with ads if it wasn't for the fact that it's so easy to make an ad that links to malicious content and actually get it accepted. Or worse, an ad that runs a malicious script in the background of the page it's on.
This and advertising companys' obsession with resource-hogging and intrusive ads are entirely the reason why I block ads in the first place.
Unfortunately, advertisers push this massive strawman argument that users that block ads are thieves trying to get a free ride online. Why? Because it's cheaper for them to simply vilify users than it is to keep track of their services and proactively prevent malicious, intrusive or resource-hogging ads from getting into the system.
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Richard E Sears
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I have never white listed anything before & started using computers in my early Sixties , so i am no geek yet But do not care for ads in my mail sections & Thanks for allowing me to Comment
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Ralph Wigzell
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I pay Yahoo annually for ad free service ( a yahoo.fr email address) and I linked my hotmail address, now I'm getting nuisance requests to turn off my adblocker. How much more do they want?
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Anonymous
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you guys are mega rich.
stop stop stop with the stupid flop over .we do not want this extra junk
YOU WANT US TO PAY?????\\]FINE. GIVE IS PLAIN TEXT ONLY EMAIL.
NOOOO JUNK
NOOO CARTOONS
NOOOO GARBAGE ADS
NOOOOOOO STUPID SPAM JUNK THAT YOU COULD TAKE OUT OR TOTOALLY
BLOCK .
BUT NOOOOO, YOU WANT TO BUG US.GET
A
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Melissa Ryan
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NEVER EVER EVER DARE EVEN THINK ABOUT PUTTING ADS IN MY YAHOO MAIL INBOX. EVER.
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Anonymous
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Make it an automatic 1 button push to whitelist certain things-like yahoo mail
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shawn gabbard
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I have ad blocker on for a reason, if you continue to bug me about this I will take my email business elsewhere. Believe me there is a tipping point where the hassle of switching my email is offset by getting hassled about this by you but it is fast approaching
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G
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I have it blocked for a reason, so stop bugging me.
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Rob Smith
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I have the ad blocker for a reason. Don't keep telling me to turn it off.
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An co
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ive had this email address for 20 freaking years, its offensive that youre trying to make our lives more difficult with those ridiculous ads & even more offensive that you have the audacity to tell me something I already know & had to go search for because you need to make your corporate suits even richer. Eff off!
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John
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The garbage that YOU think I should know is the reason why I got the ad blocker. YOU seem to think that I give a flying **** what YOU think I should know. Shove ALL your ads up your collective *****! I get ad free email from Google. Bring Yahoo Pool back!
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Anonymous
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Drop the ******* auto play Video player in my INBOX folder. My fairly powerful PC and its browser can handle the load, but NOT MY SMART DEVICE's and its browser. It goes like this, you so called tech "Experts" over in Yahoo! Tech or some such;
1. I use my smart device's browser for Yahoo Mail, because my built in email apps can't sync with Yahoo Mail server... 1 out of 10 times. And I get sick trying to tech it out myself, every time it happened.
2. So, when I typed in my mail yahoo into my Smart Device's browser, lo and behold, it loads this new yahoo mail page. Where the inbox autoplay some video.
3. This video will tax my phone/smartdevice's processor, which in turn chew up my battery. And thus, shorterning my battery's lifespan because of the increase in charging frequencies. And then, my battery would drop from 100% charge to 10% charge in an hour, because it is degrading.
4. And then I have to change my battery, which while not as pricey as a new phone, still is an investment. And speaking of changing phone, you know what a hassle it is to transfer all those settings you come to love in your old phone into a similiar model? Too much HASSLE.
5. Plus, an Inbox is something private, on a surface glance. Now, lets say you do check our email, and use the data to display a video ads related to most common use phrase in my latest and recent emails. Now, that particular video is playing, in a folder that is supposedly to be a private and safe space. On the surface, at least. You know how distressing it is?Stop this stupid ****, and I may whitelist some ads on the front page. Maybe. If you continue to be this pervasive, well, Mozilla and other opensource group are just happy to **** over your design with add-on of their own to counter your stupid design choices.
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Tay Johnson
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I got an ad blocker in the first place because some of their ads kept trying to get me to download something, probably malware. Like **** I am going to whitelist you, yahoo.
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Anonymous
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this could be due to your installed code, please remove your anti-ad-blocker popup so that i can have the best experience
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Aaron Blosser
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I don't mind having a few (a FEW!) ads, but I will have to block ads on Yahoo mail as long as I keep getting those fake "you have a virus!" ads that take over the entire tab. And please, only a few ads. I know Yahoo needs to pay the bills and all but having so many ads just junks up the page. Less is more. Would you rather have so many ads that people block them all, or just 2-3 ads that people can tolerate and allow? You may serve more ad slots in total by serving fewer per page.
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Marius Mihai Ciubucciu
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This is one step closer for me towards moving over to another email service.
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Robert Yotz
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See above. Your poorly optimized ads crash my computer, therefore I will continue to block them.
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Beau
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agreed