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It's not enough to be able to mark emails as Spam - all that does is allow you to delete the existing emails and block the sender (as long, of course, as they don't just change one character in their email address, in which case it's all in vain!). We need a one-click way of reporting phishing emails back to Yahoo! so you can improve your spam filtering and so on. It can't be rocket science, surely? I mean, even Hotmail - with all its faults - has managed to do this for years. I just get the impression Yahoo! couldn't care less about protecting its users from scams. It's not good enough.
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Please bold the folder name *and* the number of emails, as you used to. Otherwise I can't keep track of which of my folders contain new emails.
Oh, and please can we go back to having 4 digits in the number of emails showing? I use my folders for archiving according to subject-matter, which means that some of them now contain way over 1000 posts!
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We are not talking about the Reply All *button*, but the "Reply All" prompt at top right of the message after you've clicked on "Reply", which has vanished. It was much needed, as a reminder that the person you were replying to had cc'd other people in on the conversation and you were about to leave them out of it. Without it, I've either got to be far more alert, close down my "Reply" reply and start a "Reply All" reply, or go back in and retrieve the sent email so I can forward it to everyone else. All these options are more time-consuming.