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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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  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    i use ad blocker to block your ads. you drove me to do this, so stop asking me to stop

  • Ian Baranek commented  ·   ·  Report

    I guess the people at Yahoo! want what's left of their userbase to leave in droves. Adblock was the only thing keeping me here, and sure I can block the whitelist pop-up, but then it breaks the website to where the notifications for confirming deletion and whatnot get blocked too. Why are the ads so obtrusive in the first place, hm? I don't think Google Mail has videos on every page! Stick to banner ads or ***** off; this is absolutely no way to compete.

  • Chad Duval commented  ·   ·  Report

    *ANYONE RUNNING ADBLOCK* Not only can you remove all the ads from your mail, you can also block the notification about whitelisting. Just click on your Adblock icon next to or under your browser search bar (the little stop sign with a white hand), then select "Block an ad on this page".

    Next click the background of the whitelist notification while it's being displayed.

    Next use the slider bar on the little window that's popped up and slide it to the right until your email page looks as desired, then click "Looks good". Takes 3 increments of sliding the bar I think. First increment will make the notification go away, but your page will still look dark. A few more increments should block that effect as well.

    And presto, no more unwanted whitelist notification! (this technique can be used to block ANYTHING on any website)

  • [Deleted User] commented  ·   ·  Report

    All of the latest amendments with Yahoo have be about ready to close my account. I don't want to ***** list Yahoo ever. Take away the continual reminders.

  • Tanis Majere commented  ·   ·  Report

    There is a reason for Ad Blockers and Yahoo Mail is a perfect example. If the business, Yahoo, could exercise restraint and only allow an ad or two to appear it would not be an issue.

    When it becomes so obtrusive that the performance is impacted adversely then an Ad Blocker is necessary to maintain some form of normal computer operations. My apologies but until Yahoo can guarantee, in writing, that they will limit their ads to two or three an ENTIRE SESSION then my Ad Blocker will have to stay on.

  • Mike Juneau commented  ·   ·  Report

    Will you stop the white list notification everytime I check my email. It is annoying like ****. All the other email such ask Gmail don't annoyed me with white list request. Stop the B.S.!!

  • Carol Beard commented  ·   ·  Report

    The ads are interfering with the use of my email account. Please, Yahoo, get rid of these annoyances.

  • Susan Monson commented  ·   ·  Report

    I do not even know what whitelist means. So no thanks.

  • peter piper commented  ·   ·  Report

    You can take Oath and shove it up your dark place. No I am not going to disable my ad blocker. You do not get to collect my personal information and then use it against me. Phuck yew

  • paul johnson commented  ·   ·  Report

    Just got the pop up again and wanted to let you know I still don't need your ads.

    Thanks,

  • Robert Williams commented  ·   ·  Report

    Ads anywhere near any of my personal information in any way are completely unacceptable. Stop using abusive revenue generating practices and maybe I wouldn't have to go through the trouble of installing ad-blockers in the first place. I'm so tired of companies trying to force their way into every facet of our lives - so to be blunt, ******** with this ****.

  • Bonnie Way commented  ·   ·  Report

    I don't like ads so I use an ad-blocker. Stop telling me to change my browser to use my email.

  • Michael Simone commented  ·   ·  Report

    It is whitelisted and I still get the **** notification!!

  • Howard Blas commented  ·   ·  Report

    You said I may be having problems because of a blocker? Why now not before???

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    You are already whitelisted, so please stop the notification

  • Joe V. commented  ·   ·  Report

    How do I stop this annoying "white list" notification?. Am I getting this notice because I'm running an ad blocker? Yahoo need to send an explanation of what exactly are they asking me to allow them to do if I choose to "white list" them. In other words, is it only adds we are talking about or does white listing them allow them to collect all sorts of data from me?. If we are simply talking about adds, then I would probably go ahead and "white list" them just to stop getting this annoying white list notification. Yahoo needs to thoroughly explain to the user what choosing to "white list" them actually means before they start asking us to "white list" them. Sounds like they don't want to disclose what it means to "white list" them. Yahoo, please give us the details of what to "white list" you means and then I/we will be able to make an informed decision.

  • A Fedor commented  ·   ·  Report

    DO NOT SHARE OUR DATA WITH ANYONE EVER FOR ANY REASON!!!!!! Emails should be considered private information and should be protected. Also, get rid of the white list notification. It's annoying as ****.

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