Not enough font types and sizes
There are not enough fonts on Yahoo Mail; its way too limiting. I find it boring to type and send an email from Yahoo; I feel that when typing an mail it's very transactional and not personal to me or from me.
e.g. comic sans as a font type has been around for ages; why can't it be available.
Lebo T
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Chris Read
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I really would like the option to revert back to the old email version
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Chris Read
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Make the column slide such that one is smaller so that another column is bigger.
My problem as a senior is that I need the font size to be 125% and now the only way I can view the email body WITHOUT moving the bottom slide bar is to lower the font size down to 100...where I really can see any colume clearly.
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Lindsey Pavlecic
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Everything in the new email format looks BOLDED with this new font choice, so it is difficult to tell which items are unread and which are older. The only thing is the blue dot next to new emails. It's difficult to read.
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liaw lilyn
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why all the font for the title are white font and black in outline? i can't even read the words, and nothing I can do from the setting. the words are non readable, so wish I can post a print screen for you to see!
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perry palmer
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how do I make the type size bigger ?? this is tiny - and there is no option in settings
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Julie Armstrong
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My provider is Cox Communications. A few months ago they chose to use Yahoo just for emails. The suffix @cox.net is still used. I sent out a newsletter in which I used a pretty font for birthdays. It reformatted to a plain text. I checked settings to correct this, but a function was not available. I WILL NOT pay extra if that is what it takes!!!
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James Wick
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See above. ADD MORE FONTS. WE MAY NOW CHOOSE AMONG SEVEN FONTS. THERE HASN'T BEEN AN UPGRADE EVER> EXCEPT TO MAKE US PAY. YAHOO MAIL CAN AFFORD MORE FONTS.
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Britt Franklin
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I would like to see a list of fonts I could choose from to write email messages. For example, "Georgia" or "Cursive" or whatever, rather than the generic selections that are present now.
Thanks!