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NOT EVERYONE can afford new fancy computers as fast as lightning. Old computers are STILL IN USE. This email format is BAD on older computers.
Why do you do this every few years? I have been using Yahoo mail for over 25 years. I like the standard "old" version. It doesn't constantly play video ads which MAKES MY PHONE SLOW. My computer is older and also doesn't do well with the new design, it loads really slow and gets glitchy.
The old format is easy to find what I need and I get to see ALL my important emails in one screen instead of "Priority". I don't WANT to see what your AI considers a "priority"! I DECIDE WHAT IS PRIORITY for my email, not your stupid AI algorithm.
At least GIVE US THE OPTION to switch it back. I am NOT upset by change, just by change that is a BAD DESIGN in general. This is a BAD DESIGN.
My dad used to say: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Why do you insist on "FIXING" something that works fine? Stop trying to improve things that work fine as is, especially when you switch them without testing on OLDER EQUIPMENT.