New Yahoo Mail
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Put CC and BCC in one button like before
CC and BCC being in one button that you can use to also hide those lines was more practical than the new buttons, I think.
Note the convenience of tabbing from the recipient header to the subject line.
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send button
I've just started using your new version, and I just tried to send my first email. In order to see the send button at the bottom of the screen, I had to decrease the browser zoom to 90%. It seems you're trying to copy Gmail in putting the send button all the way down there, but why. When you've finished composing an email, leave the button where I can see it.
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email jumps to top of screen when typing
When I'm typing an email, the cursor jumps to the top of the screen (putting the body of my email out of view).
Why?
I need to be able to see that part of the email that I already wrote so that I can ensure the next words that fall out of my brain make sense.
Every time I adjust the scroll bar to where I want the view (so I can see the email I'm drafting) it jumps to put the cursor at the top of the screen.
I absolutely hate this. I've had this account open for 20…
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cc & bcc needs to have option to stay visible when composing/reading e-mails
If you put addresses in cc or BCC and then go to type the message, the CC & BCC automatically hide so you have to show them again if you need to check something, then they hide again when you go to the message. If you choose to show all the recipients, they should stay visible.
By hiding it, it also makes it hard to hover over one and copy the e-mail address and then paste it in the e-mail if you need to. I use this when I need to give someone an e-mail address... I would put it…
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Composing messages
Cease from allowing ads from obscuring a message being composed.
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Composing messages
Cease from allowing ads from obscuring a message being composed.
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yahoo contacts lost
Many contacts in my Yahoo email account are lost somehow. Can you please restore them? Thank you.
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Stop being stupid
STOP putting the cursor at he top of the screen. I like/Need to see what I've typed to make it coherent. I am tempted to drop Yahoo and use the google interface.
Also, I like seeing ALLL my emails while you prefer to pick and choose what YOU think is important. It is not about YOU it is MY email.
STOP IT. STOP doing both of those actions as it makes managing my email more difficult.
I am already signed in. Why are you making everything so difficult.
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Provide ability to attach more than a couple of images to mail - documents or photos ..
I would immediately pay $5 / month to open up 1/3rd of the screen now cluttered with images of all but naked ladies of which I have no interest WHENEVER I can send e-mail containing a few images ... as Gmail allows ... It is very bothersome ... at least warn reaching limits of attachments rather than telling me afterwards to go to Google
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edit receiver names
When composing new emails, I want the ability to edit the receiver's name, for example: some times as Thomas Moore, some times as Tom Moore, some times as Tom... as long as the email address under those name is correct. Please bring back this option.
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ability to edit the list of suggested e-mail addresses when composing a message
I used to be able to delete e-mail addresses that would show up when I started typing on the 'to' line when composing an e-mail, but the 'x' symbol to remove them from being suggested seems to be gone. The suggestions include any e-mail address that I have ever received a message from, regardless of if I have ever responded to it before. Please give that back so unnecessary, obsolete or invalid e-mail addresses can be removed from being suggested. Not having it is very annoying and there was absolutely no reason to remove it.
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Mention or tag someone
The function to mention or tag someone is not working, when you use "@" followed of a name or email, you should be able to choose the email or person you need to tag, but right now is not working. Or maybe you need to activate it somehow?
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email addresses during composing
When composing an email, typing in the name of a recipient, your listed contact name pops up along with any similar name of previous received senders not in your contact list.
You used to be able to hover to the right of the "unwanted" names, an X would pop up and you could delete the excess contacts.
We are no longer able to do that and would appreciate the return of the feature. It helps clear up clutter and unnecessary addresses, and it makes finding the right recipient easier.
Please consider bring this feature back. Thank you. -
Add function
Please reinstate the ability to select which attachments to forward on new Yahoo Mail. Currently it's all or nothing. And I need to be able to choose such attachments to forward. Thank you.
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emoji
emoji list takes FOREVER to come up
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edit subject in draft
When composing an email, if I click in the text field without first typing in the Subject field, I am unable to go back and edit the Subject Field. The only workaround that I've found is to make a change in the To field first, then it lets you edit Subject. This is annoying.
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link jump
do not make links jump to the beginning of a message. Please leave it in my text where I paste it!! So weird!!
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Ctrl+Shift+V
In Chrome browser on a Windows laptop, Ctrl+Shift+V usually means "paste as plain text" but when I use that in Yahoo! mail it actually sends the email (prematurely) with no way to call it back. Please make Ctrl+Shift+V paste text instead of sending the email.
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Found a bug with Compose
Love that you launched the divided screen (left nav | msg list | msg read) - yay!!!
But I found a serious bug: start to compose a message, then navigate to the message by clicking "Drafts" and continue to edit the body. After a minute or two, suddenly the keyboard focus jumps from the composition window to the msg list window. If you don't notice, then all of your typing is interpreted as keyboard shortcuts. I've had my draft completed deleted because I hit the backspace/delete key to edit my draft - not good!
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