Background options for the visually challenged, which include BLACK/darker text for folders, inbox, etc., with light toned, not bright white backgrounds. The eyes struggle with white ones. To bright! Right now the options do not offer this in settings, for personalizing. The old inbox did. I could have a non-white background and still have dark text. This is exactly why I refused to click the change to new option. I knew I'd lose what worked so well. Judging by other posts, I'm far from alone on this issue. The question is, will Yahoo care and accommodate these needs? I'm sure there are no technical issues that would made this impossible, since they can offer white. How about at least some gray, light blue, even light beige, if not pinks, greens, etc.?

When forwarding emails with multiple attachments, I get an error saying that "we encountered a problem and cannot send," or something to that effect. Saved as a draft and then resent and it goes out immediately.

Also, composing emails with multiple .zip files never finishing uploading. You just continue to see the spinning widget over the file. Prior version with progress bar was much better.

Finally, when receiving an email with multiple attachments you could click the "download all attachments as zip file" link. Now when i click it, nothing happens.

Lots of little bugs in this new version. After using for 14 years, it is pretty annoying.

Spam button is next to Mark as Unread sub-menu. 'WAY too easy if one is in a hurry to hit Spam instead of sub-menu for Mark as Unread. This has caused untold angst and anguish for me. Make Spam button harder to accidentally hit (different size; different color; requires right click or double click; asks you if you're SURE you want to Mark as Spam) and MOVE IT ELSEWHERE so it's not so easy to mistakenly choose AND it's not so close to a much-more-frequently-used sub-menu. Spam is a nuclear option. You should have to REALLY MEAN IT to use it. Yahoo autimatically filters 99.9% of my Spam already (THANKS for that!).

There should be a category for "architecture" to list feedback of the Verizon Yahoo email system that they recently built. Unfortunately, Verizon Yahoo doesn't permit the new email users to distinguish between filed emails and unfiled emails. To Verizon Yahoo users it will all look the same. This is a throwback to the 1970s-1980s email, when application architects hadn't given enough thought to email systems, and what users would need to function. Why can't users have the opportunity to view and distinguish between filed and unfiled emails? Why would a system designer create an email system under the assumption that emails in the Inbox do not need to be filed? Why would a system designer not include that information for the email user to be able to see?

Perhaps when doing a search by sender, the “system architects” could also include a column of information denoting where the email is currently located?

Apparently, Verizon Yahoo programmers don’t use Yahoo at all or they would have complained already to their coworkers, and this problem would have been solved…

Please replace removed features from old email to new in the SPAM folder. Features in the SPAM folder, reply, forward, view raw message and mail indicator need to be added. Recently I have reduced/stopped spam mail by forwarding to FTC and appropriate domains ie... amazon, bank, usps etc...

I was getting 20 plus email daily from an amazon affiliate that has since stopped by my forwarding the email/raw email to the appropriate abuse domain. Now to do this I have to put the email in my inbox to copy/paste raw messages and forward unsolicited email for review.

I just don't like the idea opening email in my inbox which doesn't block images/links to forward to FTC and appropriate abuse domains to have the spammers shut down. I also wonder if opening spam mail in your inbox opens you to malware/spyware?

Also, I don't know if it makes a difference, when designating SPAM email the feature for "PHISHING" and "NOT MY MAIL" is gone.

I ambsolutely hate the new Yahoo format and by looking at these comment I am not alone! The one thing I use most is Drop Box to send large format files. It is absolutely crucial to everything I do in my email. I was avoiding the switch as long as possible as it took that function away but now Yahoo has forced me to update and my Drop Box capabilities are gone! I loved Yahoo but now am absolutely infuriated by this change! My email has become useless and I cannot send files to the people I need to and cannot get my work done! It simply says "feature coming soon" but how soon is soon as I need this capability now and cannot wait for it. As an artists I am not unable to send files to my printers and have no inventory for shows as well as not being able to send advertising materials to help promote events. my business is now suffering from this forced change. There was nothing wrong with the way Yahoo worked before and I am so upset they forced me into something I did not want.