A. Jean Peavler
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I was switched to the "New Yahoo Mail" without warning today. I do NOT like the new layout. That's why I was using Basic Mail. You have taken away my ability to switch back to Basic Mail. Your chatbox assistant says it's available to some users but not others. Please bring back Basic Mail for EVERYONE.
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I was using "Basic" mail because the list was much easier to read. It also showed more of the subject. It's easier to decide whether to delete items without opening them if you can see the full subject, and if it was initially not visible I could hold the mouse over it to see the full subject. Also, the appearance of the list in "Basic" mail separated the different emails much better.
I am NOT happy that you suddenly changed the appearance of my mail and took away the "Basic Yahoo Mail" option!!!
I like to scroll through my Inbox and check/select the emails I want to delete in bulk. So I use my mouse as a pointer while scrolling down the list. However, when I drop down to the next like - to decide whether to keep or delete - you bring up a box with control icons in it (Move, Reply, Star, etc) which covers up part of the subject. An "Unsubscribe" button also comes up on some items and covers the first part of the subject. I want to see the entire visible part of the subject when I hover over an item. Sometimes I have to hover longer to get the full subject to come up. When you cover up part or all of the subject while I go down my list, I have to hover on EVERY email and wait until the full subject pops up. This wastes time. That's one reason I liked "Basic" mail a lot better and want it back. I think "Basic" mail also showed me more of the subject of the mail in the list because the column where the list is was wider. That meant even less "hovering" to see the full subject, and I could work through the list quickly and delete the items I did not want to open.