Right Side Panel (Contacts, Starred, Etc)
There should be a way to remove the contact box on the right. This feature is useful when two windows (one is yahoomail) are displayed side-by-side. During these situations, window real estate is valuable.
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Hitayu Thar
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Urgently need Drop Down / Remove button for Right-Hand side Bar which shows Stared messages - Contacts.
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Sheila Karpan
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kee on side column below inbox etc so it an inviation can be accessed directly.
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Dhruv Mehta
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Hi, is there any way to switch off the extreme right, starred and contacts bar?
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Alan Edel
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I collapse the Starred View pane by clicking the double arrow >> on the vertical divider. However, when I close and re-open the browser, it returns to the uncollapsed view. This is Firefox 147.0.2 (64-bit) on Windows 11 Pro.
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RUDY Wedenoja
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First experience with Yahoo mail migrated from Comcast. This is the worst mail experience I have ever had. Your designer should be fired. Won't be going to your site until it is fixed. Fortunately I am an Outlook user and can avoid this ****** interface.
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Kevin Turkington
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It would be immensely helpful if there was an option to remove the starred/contacts pane on the right hand side of the message pane in the centre. It's taking up too much room and emails aren't being displayed in full. It's extremely annoying having to scroll across to see the rest of the content in an email.
While you can reduce the left pane where the inbox, unread, starred, sent etc buttons are, I would prefer to have the option to leave that fully opened and remove the right pane as I'll never use it.
Please make this an option for users. It's that bad I'm considering going back to the old Yahoo mail!
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Michael Smith
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Please remove the contacts panel from the inbox display. Or give us an option to disable viewing that panel. It takes up space from my email reading panel
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James Zellers
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Sorry, but the Starred/Contacts window on the right side of the Yahoo mail screen is a complete waste of space. No one I know needs those items continuously displayed. You should make it possible to hide this window so the user can actually read a full email displayed in the main window without having to scroll across. At least reduce the size of that window as it now takes up 25% of valuable screen real estate. I have designed and documented user interfaces for 20+ years, and this window is one of the worst wastes of space I've ever seen.
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Eduardo Bueno
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turning this part into a top line panel like "anchors" will provie a cleaner screen layout and makes the sugested layout more pratical moving away from standard layout (left + middle + right)
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Michael Earley
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I hate losing all that space on the right side to the "Starred - Contacts - More" panel. At least give us the option of hiding it.
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Cat de Freitas
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The right hand side pane that has been forced upon us with the new yahoo mail takes up way too much screen space. Not having the option to remove the pane, or even minimise or adjust size is frustrating to say the least. Customising my message layout should be customisable, not just three rigid options set by yahoo. That is not true customisation. All elements of my page should be customisable, including the option to remove a useless pane on the right. I and most of your users want you to do better. Thanks
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Navjeet Kaur
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hate message layout with ads , starred , contacts sections on right end of screen , so limited window to read , unable to remove that section of layout.
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Chris Guerra
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NEED MORE FLEXIBILITY ON THE WAY MY EMAILS LOOK AND FEEL. I DO NOT LIKE IT AS DESIGNED. tHE SECOND WINDOW TO THE RIGHT OF THE MAIN WINDOW SHOULD BE OPTIONAL AND HAVE WHATEVER DATA IN IT I CHOOSE TO SEE - NOT WHAT YOU DICTATE I SEE. !!!! AND OTHER THINGS TOO !!!! CHANGE IT ASAP !!! HOW ABOUT LISTEN TO WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS WANT - NOT WHAT YOUR PROGRAMMERS FEEL IS WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS WANT !!!!
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Glenn Rosen
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With the right viewing column, I can't see all of the email message. The right part is cut off because of the far right column with the starred, contacts and more columns. How do I adjust the far right column so I can see all of the message, or how do I get rid of the far right column?
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Mark .
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The Yahoo email display doesn't make good use of the display area. Files, folders, contacts and calendars etc... all need to be hidden but pop-out displays and allow the user to utilise the email lists and the window of the contents of the email usefully. ie. email lists + a window for a selected email's contents.
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Heather
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PLEASE let us hide the list of contacts on the right of the screen.
This takes up so much room and I don't even use contact lists!It is now a very narrow inbox which is hard to read, especially for many disabled people with certain issues.
PLEASE let us hide the contact list when viewing inbox
This is truly a awful new look.
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John S
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Please make the Starred/Contacts/Calendar/Notepad area a sidebar that can be collapsed. The current implementation takes up too much valuable space in the browser window.
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Tony Ficorilli
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I don't like the appearance of the New Yahoo Mail page. I have a list of my emails to the left and a pane to the right with my starred emails set-up as the default appearance. I want to expand only my emails and hide the pane on the right but am not able too according to the instuctions I received when I asked for help in the Chat. I only want a list of my emails, not the pane to the right. How do I hide the pane? I can't move it even when hovering my mouse on the pane or Inbox edges. I want to expand my email list. How do I do it?
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Adam Sellen
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adjustable size for the starred/contact sidebar (the one on the right). I want to see the main middle bit with all my emails more, so if you could adjust the sizes of each box that would be awesome.
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Ben Craig
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This just takes up space for something I don't use. I'd like to be able to turn off this element in via Settings so that the mailbox and message elements take up the whole screen.