I liked the plain, straightforward look and always reverted to classic when there was a change. This has been my email account for 20+ years, and I stuck with it even when everyone else went to gmail. How hard is it really to keep a basic, simple classic option for those who prefer it? I'm so tired. Everything is expensive, everything is plastered with ads, everything is trying to sell you something, everything is "upgraded" or "new and improved" whether you want it or not. You can make slick new updates all you want but why alienate loyal users who obviously liked how it was or they would've left Yahoo behind by now?
Anna J
I liked the plain, straightforward look and always reverted to classic when there was a change. This has been my email account for 20+ years, and I stuck with it even when everyone else went to gmail. How hard is it really to keep a basic, simple classic option for those who prefer it? I'm so tired. Everything is expensive, everything is plastered with ads, everything is trying to sell you something, everything is "upgraded" or "new and improved" whether you want it or not. You can make slick new updates all you want but why alienate loyal users who obviously liked how it was or they would've left Yahoo behind by now?