Bring back the right-click "Create Filter" option
Hello,
I hope you're doing well.
Since the recent Yahoo Mail update, I've noticed that the "Create Filter" option no longer appears in the right-click menu when I right-click an email.
I used this feature regularly, as it made it quick and easy to create filters and organise incoming messages into folders. It was a really useful part of my workflow, and I miss having it available.
Would you please consider restoring this option in a future update? I think it would be a valuable improvement for users who rely on filters to keep their inbox organised.
Thank you very much for taking the time to read my feedback, and for everything you do to help make Yahoo Mail such a valuable service!
With best wishes,
Naomi
Naomi Haworth
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Suchita Mujumdar
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The Yahoo Mail browser interface allows multiple mailboxes to be included in a single session (browser page). This allows the user to switch between mailboxes easily without having to log in/out of each or without the need for multiple browser windows.
However, in this mode you cannot view/edit the filters for each mailbox. You can only view/edit the filters for the primary mailbox. To view/edit the filters for a secondary mailbox you have to log into just a single mailbox in a different browser.
This is very inconvenient. It would be useful to switch between filters for each mailbox in the same session (just like you can switch between Inbox for each mailbox). -
Karen Stowell
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Please bring back the option to filter messages from the inbox. Adding a sender to my list of filters by having to go to the filters tab and type everything in manually is not ideal, too time intensive, and too annoying. I want to be able to select an email and select filter messages from the drop down right there in the inbox. Please bring it back.
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Reid Aquatics
commented
The Right click drop down menu that allowed creation of "filter to a folder" was an important aspect for our company to effectively sort emails & maintain efficient control of communications.
Please restore this functionality.