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Did you realize, after posting this comment, that it is funny. Lingerie.. surfing...swim suits... well, it made ME laugh. Thanks.
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I understand your frustration, but really, threatening Yahoo! with switching, and in all CAPS which is unacceptable, is not only pointless, but given that human beings at Yahoo! read remarks, I would rather not have Yahoo! personnel be in a bad mood because they had just read yet another "I'll leave!" comment, when I, and so many others, are really hoping that common sense and user-friendliness will prevail. I don't want to inherit their natural reaction when they are deciding whether my feedback is worth bothering about.
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I have had numerous emails in progress, and needed to let them sit unfinished while I did further research, only to return to a completely blank page, with all information lost. To the best of my knowledge, Yahoo! is not instructing that all email must be manually Saved by the user or it will be deleted.
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The drafts truly are not being saved. It's not me. I click to mark an email in progress to "Draft". I'm asked if I want to leave or stay on the page. No draft is saved. There isn't even an automatic save as there had been - not that I was counting on that feature to continue with this new Basic.
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Entering text in the Subject line is jumping to the "To" - address block, necessitating deleting the text from the address line, to put it back into the Subject line. Thank you.
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I think you were not using "basic." You were using "Classic." As I was.
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I have to copy and past email addresses from replied email, or do an email search. My contacts have never worked properly since my original Yahoo! membership, but at least the function of typing in the first letter of a name or two would bring me that email address.
Isn't everyone's life - every "regular" person's life, anyway, hassled enough? I mean, don't Yahoo! people weary of hearing how much long-standing members long for the return of Classic Mail.
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Search for a word in New Basic, the program sees a "d," at least in a word with the same number of letters," as a "g," hence returning wrong results.
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I thought my email had been given a reprieve from the "whiteout" changes, as, after submitting "Feedback," etc., the format was changed back... just in the middle of things... I hadn't signed off and on, or anything like that.. I was so relieved to be able to use the functional, legible, rational email format. But, this morning, it's "whiteout" again. I've had this account for - what - 20 years? Please. Since the changes can be done with a flip of the switch on the Yahoo! end - back and forth - it cannot be vital to Yahoo! one way or the other. Thank you.
I have just started having this problem, a few weeks ago. Basic email. Really, everyone should have a copy of all contact addresses - I'm saying that to myself. I had sent feedback that it was problematic that the software was adding in names I did not want - it really was - causing some rather touchy political problems. But what are the chances that feedback had anything to do with the current problem - with no contact name fill-in. I appreciate having Yahoo email, even though Classic would be wonderful again.