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Please restore my old format of the Yahoo Mail.Please restore the colors, design and everything as it was. I can't distinguish between new mails and ads, there's no structure, everyuthing seems just a bunch of mixed trash in an Inbox. UGLY UGLY UGLY and worst of all, confusing and non funcional. Please restore my Yahoo Mail, especially the INbox with its format and design

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  • Pamela Wissenbach commented  ·   ·  Report

    bring back the ability to change colors of the frame/background. And compact view as well

  • Brittany Wright commented  ·   ·  Report

    The bright white or the black are both just awful. You should have themes or at least a color palette. I truly hate it the way it is now. So much that I may leave and go to gmail.

  • A Hill commented  ·   ·  Report

    Please allow the option to change the color of the background as before. The stark white screen for everything makes it extremely hard to see and focus on what your looking for.

    I DO NOT LIKE THIS NEW APPEARANCE AT ALL!

  • John R Shannon commented  ·   ·  Report

    Where did the option to change colors go? Now all that I can find is black (dark mode) or white (light mode). This absolutely hurts my eyes. :-(

  • Deborah Albert commented  ·   ·  Report

    Bring back stationery and themes. Much more customization. I do not like the new format.

  • Sergio Jimenez commented  ·   ·  Report

    The color pallet on dark mode is very similar, it's suppose to be two tones and it's black and charcoal black. The previous layout was easy to read and follow. Now it strains my eyes so I had to switch back to light mode. I also don't like this forced change and I will be considering closing my account of over 25 years.

  • Corina Khoury Reichstein commented  ·   ·  Report

    This new Yahoo inbox is TERRIBLE!!! It really strains my eyes to have to look at an all white screen with no differentiation anywhere. My only options are light mode or dark, which is also ******* the eyes. I have multiple mailboxes too, so having each one be a different color helps me make sure I'm working from the correct one. Why would you remove a feature like colors and themes????? Makes NO sense. Please bring it back or let me change back to the original version. PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Hetty Weering commented  ·   ·  Report

    I find the UI design of the new version very messy (and outdated) and would like to have more options in color than just dark or light, a medium color would help.

  • Karen Bird commented  ·   ·  Report

    I hate the new light/dark options. The light is too white and gives me a headache. The dark mode is easier on my eyes but you can't really see which emails are read and unread. I am not sure why less flexibility is the goal.
    Thank you.

  • Perry Aldrich commented  ·   ·  Report

    The color of purple is a little harsh on my eyes. Can you make it so that email users can change the color of the email headers?

  • BikeJ JJY commented  ·   ·  Report

    As a paying customer to Yahoo mail plus, both light or dark mode are very difficult to see.

  • Jeff Ryan commented  ·   ·  Report

    I want to control colors, layout, and spacing of the mail view

  • David Colombo commented  ·   ·  Report

    The new Yahoo Mail appearance options are a major downgrade. The previous Themes feature allowed users to choose a pleasant color scheme and personalize the look of their mailbox. I used a soothing blue theme that made Yahoo Mail much more comfortable to use.

    Now the only choices are Light, Dark, and Device. Light is an extremely stark, clinical-looking white, Dark is excessively dark, and Device simply gives me essentially the same white appearance. There is no middle ground and no way to personalize the color of the interface.

    Please bring back the Themes feature and give users a variety of color choices again. A simple selection of pleasant themes—especially softer blues, grays, and other less harsh colors—would make a huge difference.

  • German Lopez commented  ·   ·  Report

    Just realized my Yahoo was forced into the new look which I feel is too bland. I hope to see customizeable options for themes for the new PC Yahoo inbox as the older version was great in this way. Please strongly consider a decent variety of colors that we can select from for our PC inbox. This version feels too much like a cold hospital now at this point with all white (or black) look and purple trims / buttons and no other custom options.

  • Mo Cote commented  ·   ·  Report

    I can't find that you havae an option for a "theme" for your background. It's either a harsh white background or a black background. I had a sage green them with some sailboats and surf and now it's just black-boring and I don't feel its good on the eyes or the spirit.

  • Rebecca Arnold commented  ·   ·  Report

    Please bring back theme options for appearance. I really don't like the white and purple.

  • Bob Pehl commented  ·   ·  Report

    It was nice to have a nice background option. This plain white is so boring and not pretty.

  • Jennifer Pressman commented  ·   ·  Report

    The new view has only light/dark modes and you can't change the color scheme or put a theme on it. Also, I would like to be able to change the color of the read/unread because it is hard to differentiate the bold from regular type to see what is new vs what has been read. I would also like a way to go back to the classic view since I don't like the new view

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