I am using SRWare Iron version 74.0.3850.0 64-bit and I have noticed that Yahoo Mail (the Basic Version) works on this browser. SRWare Iron should be supported on the "New" version of Yahoo Mail. On top of that, I have submitted a letter that was on May 28, 2019 regarding this issue and this idea may fall deaf (may not be considered to be accepted) because: (1) the response to this issue/idea has a 98% chance of having someone that doesn't understand English very well to misinterpret this and (2) having a forum support doesn't hold up very well in regards to this particular issue. Sadly, I know I will be right in regards to the responses involving this and these ideas are "unsolicited" by any corporate measures. Especially if this is a multi-billion dollar corporation like Microsoft or Google.

Just want to point out there is a problem with the word processing aspects of the email program, specifically with justification of the margins and wrap around of the text onto the next line. Words as short as "be" or "an" are being broken up into 2 lines of text. The word "the" was broken into "t" on one line and "he" on the next line. The word "top" was broken into "to" on one line and "p" on the next. At first I thought this was due to adding new text into the middle of existing text, but it just occurred with an email where I was purposely making sure not to have too many long lines and sentences in one paragraph. There is no reason to break up short words and with longer words the rules should be to simply put the whole word on the next line, or to break them up by syllable and hyphenate between syllables. Such a flaw in something as old and basic as a word processing program is NOT a good sign, and something I'm sure google doesn't ***** up.

As soon as more than one screenfull of text is typed, the editor constantly moves the text out of view, so one is typing blind; no amount of window repositioning makes any difference.

The new icon buttons are utterly stupid, inconsistent and unwanted. I want buttons with Text! I am not using a ruddy smartphone!

And why does downloading an attachment now create an extra tab that then becomes null? What idiot coded that?

Why is the count of emails in the Drafts folder now just 999+ instead of a proper number? Do you think people are scared of big numbers? Surely it needs more coding to display 999+ because by definition to display that the code must be checking how many emails are there anyway, in which case just show how many are there!!!!!

Without a doubt all of this has been done by clueless twats who don't actually use the system themselves, aimed at some imaginary smartphone market which doesn't exist. Sorry Yahoo, you will not get the modern youth to use Yahoo Mail. There is a solid market for something traditional that is RELIABLE, so stop meddling with GUI bells & whistles, nobody wants them!

If you want to give people the choice then fine, but why the is Yahoo employing morons who think they can force this absolute garbage down users' throats? I am paying for this service, give me what I was paying for before! The system as it is now is utterly useless. I have to type replies in TextPad and then copy/paste them over. Is Yahoo trying to destroy its email service? Because it sure as heck looks like it; why else would Yahoo do this? What kind of jerks not only codes such rubbish but also has the arrogance to think they can force it on users, and then blatantly ignores the feedback aswell?

I've been using Yahoo Mail for a very long time, since long before Yahoo UK even existed. Never did I imagine it was possible to completely ruin a perfectly ok system literally overnight.

And clearly, nobody at Yahoo reads this page, or cares, because if they cared then they'd give us back what we're asking for!

Look Yahoo, if you want more money for this service then charge more! Double the price, triple it, I don't care. I just want a system that works and doesn't look or work like ****.

****, maybe Yahoo has a mole from Google who is there to deliberately wreck the old system.

Yours extremely annoyed,

Ian.