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    Planned  ·  54 comments  ·  New Yahoo Mail  ·  Admin →
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    Dara Lazar commented  · 

    I am unable to turn off the message preview. The toggle switch does not appear to send any command to make changes in the inbox appearance. As such, the "subject" of an email practically bleads into the "preview" making it confusing to read. The mildly bold font helps separate the subject line, but only when you haven't read an email. Once it's been read, the visual cue disappears and the subject and preview become one. It would be helpful if the preview were able to be placed below, or possibly even further offset to the side from the subject line. Provide an option for people to customize the preview placement, size, and color and it'll become more appealing to use the preview function. The current "small dot" separating them is not enough of a visual cue to find the email title in a sea of emails.

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    The "New" mailbox needs better color scheme options! The "light" option is way too light, i.e. the ultra-light grey combined with the white makes a VERY bright page that burns my retinas. The "dark" option is easier on my retinas, but unfortunately all of the navigational commands and menus are too dark/dull grey that they're lost in the black and almost impossible to read. There needs to be some middle ground. Either add color on screen, or an option for people to customize their layout. If this remains as only a super bright or a super dark color scheme, people might be inclined to switch to a different, more visually appealing, email platform. The visual aesthetics can either make or break their desire to use your platform.