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    Shanan Spurlock commented  · 

    This so-called upgrade is HORRIBLE. Yahoo has stripped away everything that made its platform functional, familiar, and user-friendly. What’s left is a sterile, stark interface that looks like it was designed by someone who’s never used email in their life. The layout is visually jarring, the font choices are ******* the eyes, and the overall experience feels like navigating a ghost town of usability.

    Buttons are scattered in unintuitive places, making even basic tasks feel like a scavenger hunt. Settings? Don’t expect control—there are fewer options than ever, and the ones that remain are buried under layers of confusion. It’s as if Yahoo decided that user autonomy was a problem to be solved by removing it entirely.

    And the real kicker? I’ve lost most of my email messages. Not archived. Not hidden. Gone. This happened well before any announced cutoff date for paid upgrades or storage reductions. It’s not just inconvenient—it’s unacceptable. Years of correspondence, receipts, and personal history vanished without warning.

    This isn’t modernization. It’s mutilation. Yahoo has taken a once-reliable platform and gutted it, leaving longtime users to pick through the wreckage. If this is the future of Yahoo, count me out.

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