The Blog returns, with new features and a new face!

August 10th, 2007 at 12:20 pm

I appreciate the no storage limit. I’ve been with yahoo mail for years and this is another reason to stay.

August 10th, 2007 at 1:01 pm

Thanks for the kind words Larry!

August 10th, 2007 at 1:05 pm

But when will Yahoo mail be fully compliant with all web standards? Mozilla and Opera don’t provide the same capabilities as IE6/7, which says Yahoo Mail is not fully compliant.

August 10th, 2007 at 1:56 pm

I really like Yahoo Mail Beta with one exception. Probably the one feature I used most frequently in the old version was filtering my mail so I only saw my unread messages and THEN sorting THOSE messages any number of ways. With the Beta version, I can sort my mail so the unread messages are at the top, but I can’t isolate my unread messages from the rest so I can sort just those messages. Any chance of that changing?

August 10th, 2007 at 2:06 pm

Hi LilBro,

I’m not sure I’m following you, but Yahoo! Mail should be supported the same on IE and Firefox. Opera is not currently supported, but I will relay your feedback. We are constantly evaluating the latest browsers and our goal is to provide the best support possible

August 10th, 2007 at 2:08 pm

Howard Kass,

I’ll relay that feedback too and see what I can find out.

August 10th, 2007 at 2:38 pm

Hi!

Can I make a suggestion too?

Using the “Not Spam” button often doesn’t work well. I might get an email from XYZsite.com (some not very well-known (never spoofed in other words) site with a unique name, click “Not Spam”, and STILL the next time they send me an email, it still gets relegated to the junk folder. Even though they sent it from the same email address. Shouldn’t email from “abc@xyz.com” never ever be sent to the junk folder again, if i’ve clicked on the Not Spam button for an email from said address?

On a related note, I shouldn’t have to add commercial entities to my Address Book in order to keep emails from them out of the junk folder. No one should have to have their Address Books cluttered in such a way. There should be a simple White List instead. What do you think? I’m surprised Yahoo Mail doesn’t have a White List function at this point, given that it’s a well-known, perfectly useful concept, one that first came into use a very long time ago now, and Yahoo is the largest email provider. I figured such a function would have shown up by now! :-)

Anyway thanks tons for reading my comments.

Steven

August 10th, 2007 at 2:45 pm

How about a more sophisticated mail search? I appreciate being able to keep EVERYTHING, but to find older messages, its starting to be painful to scroll back over pages and pages of hits.

It would be great to be able to “power search” a specific folder for a specific user or phrase or other field.

August 10th, 2007 at 3:03 pm

As long as we’re discussing spam filtering and mail searching, I have a request concerning both. I wish that I could search my spam folder, to see if there is mail there from anyone I care about. Currently, there are over 1200 messages in my spam folder (even though I have it configured to empty every week), and it takes forever to scroll through it looking for messages that shouldn’t be in there.

August 10th, 2007 at 4:26 pm

Thanks for getting back to us.
We’re still here as well.

Love the Yahoo mail beta.

August 10th, 2007 at 4:39 pm

7 years with the same Yahoo account and Yahoo mail finally won by beating me to death with its dancing/flashing, most irritating ads. For a time I kept little yellow “postem” stickers on my computer so whenever I would log in I could put the sticker on my screen and block the ads from my sight.. (like I’m really going to click on one of those ads) but I couldn’t keep it up.
I reluctantly ponied-up the $20 a couple months ago to get rid of obnoxious third party ads..
Things are better now but resentment towards Yahoo lingers long in some small corner of my soul.

August 10th, 2007 at 5:22 pm

I really don’t like the new version, the way it is in a tiny window and you have to scroll thru it to view messages is annoying. i like being able to see all my mail at once when I open it. I accidentally deleted mail from a friend due to this, I had some other issues, but i don’t remember what they are now, as I switched back to the old one after trying the new one twice. too bad, really…some of the features I was excited about, but it’s not worth the headache :(

August 10th, 2007 at 6:00 pm

I love Yahoo! Mail beta. It’s far faster and more feature filled than the classic, and in my book it beats all the alternatives. The problem, though, is browser support. More specifically, support for Opera. Opera is the most standards compliant browser out there, not to mention it’s the fastest and most feature filled. Y!MB isn’t in early testing anymore. It’s gone public, and for good reason since it is stable and fast. It’s lack of wide range browser support makes it seem like more of a developing app and less of a functional service. For this reason, Yahoo! Mail beta must add support for the Opera browser.

I’ll probably c u in the Y-mail group,
James

August 10th, 2007 at 6:24 pm

Thanks for keeping us up-to-date, but it spurs another question: Where can I submit feature requests for the mail product? It was tremendously cool when the Yahoo IM integration was announced, but I would like to be able to flag unsolicited Messenger sends to me (Offline/Online messages tab in Yahoo Mail) as “spam” just like I can now do so easily with email messages.

Any thoughts?

Mark

August 10th, 2007 at 6:28 pm

the one feature I used most frequently in the old version was filtering my mail

August 10th, 2007 at 6:30 pm

the one thing I don’t like about the new mail is the change of screen resolution. why can’t it stay the way I have it now? the small print makes it hard to read and changing constantly is a pain.

August 10th, 2007 at 7:35 pm

Cute Picture :-)

August 10th, 2007 at 10:19 pm

it was really nice to have that unlimited space but i was experiencing failure in my yahoo account, can you help me??? i am just a new user of yahoo mail. please

August 10th, 2007 at 11:18 pm

Just a few thoughts when I was reading these comments / requests.

I’ve been with the same Yahoo account for a long time (probably over 10 years) and am still satisfied with the service it provides.

When you get a free unlimited e-mail account you shouldn’t nag about the adds; the people maintaining the site and the equipment needed for it, need to get paid for too.

When you get 1200 spam mails a week you should probably rethink the way you surf on the web / to who you hand out your mail adress / the forms you fill out.

I tried yahoo beta and I decided I liked the old Yahoo mail more. There are several reaons, but the main one is that I am a creature of habit and I am used to the old layout, besides, it keeps most of the “flashing adds” of my screen and I don’t have to mess with the “post it” notes :-)

Thank you Yahoo mail

Alain

August 11th, 2007 at 2:28 am

I tried Beta when it first came out. It was difficult to use…lots of little things that made it very cumbersome. I did like some of the new features. Finally, I decided to switch back to the old, now when I try to use beta I get all kinds of errors and it won’t open up to let me switch to it. I wrote the errors down and sent them to tech support. That was a few months ago. Never got a reply. But then since it is all free I can’t really complain.

August 11th, 2007 at 3:46 am

With regarding to the Y!Mail box embbeded in the MyYahoo, i’d really like to have the option to select and remove emails without having to enter into the Y!Mail.

August 11th, 2007 at 4:25 am

Excellent. We just can’t get enough of the blog.
I love blogs, I’m into blogging, Yahoo Mail Blog rocks! Keep up the great work. Back to my blog.

August 11th, 2007 at 4:59 am

Wait — you can sort mail so unread mail comes at the top? How? And how do I know if I’m using the beta? I can’t remember. I think I went back to the old version a couple of times, but I don’t get any nags about a beta anymore, so I don’t know what I have. I think I kept the old version for the screen resolution and because I like to have the pink color backgrounds I want. Does using it with Safari make any difference?

August 11th, 2007 at 7:44 am

Hey Buddy,

Just wishin’ ya the best of luck with the blog. If I have an issue with Yahoo! Mail, I will most certainly contact you;-) The only thing I’ve had an issue with: the spam kaptcha seems to be kind of intermittent.

Again, just wishing you success with the new job.

Regards,
Damon

August 11th, 2007 at 9:02 am

I tried the new beta version, but I am a horrible typist and I live by the backspace button. In Beta whenever I use backspace when replying or composing it will navigate me away from my message and all is lost. I switched back to the old version..I love being able to use backspace!!

August 11th, 2007 at 9:20 am

I’ve never had the opportunity to visit this blog. Would appreciate the chance to. Love Yahoo beta. Hope to see it soon! Thanx

August 11th, 2007 at 10:16 am

I don’t like Beta because the font size is too small for my 84 year yung eyes…I use Mozilla to get on Yahoo because I can increase the print size easily…i realize font size is internet explorer’s fault…can you do anythingto increase size on Yahoo…I love Yahoo, but the old Yahoo is better…Roy

August 11th, 2007 at 1:17 pm

This is my first computer. Yahoo and yahoo e-mail is easy for me to use. I enjoy it very much. thank you. Barbara.

August 11th, 2007 at 2:06 pm

i tried the beat for quite a while, but switched back because of the messenger feature. more times than not, the computer would get hung up waiting for messenger to load. and it didn’t matter which computer i was using. i don’t even want messenger. there should be an option for it not to load at all.

August 11th, 2007 at 2:06 pm

Thumbs down on the Beta. Tried it twice for several days and just shook my head at the perpetual slowness. I sure hope you don’t dump Classic. (or G-mail here I come)
Aside from that and the “shake, rattle and roll” ads which can be eliminated for 20 bucks a year I have NO complaints whatsoever.

August 11th, 2007 at 3:05 pm

My wishlist for Beta…

1. It really should be working with Safari by now, especially Safari 3 on the Intel Macs. Don’t shut out the Mac users; we’re gaining market share, you know!

2. The search options in Classic are so much better. Can you somehow combine them? I know you can use many search terms in the little Beta search box, but they don’t seem to work well.

3. Allow me to completely eliminate the RSS feed feature. Sometimes Mail hangs up because it seems to be waiting for RSS feeds to load. I don’t use my Mail for RSS.

Other than that, I really do love the new interface. I don’t know why “harrypotter” above can’t still filter his mail in Beta. I’m using all my filters and love it.

And thanks, Ryan, for getting this going again!

August 11th, 2007 at 5:49 pm

Just joined Yahoo today and look forward to reading your Blogs. Wish me well. Regards.

August 11th, 2007 at 6:13 pm

I too have had a Yahoo mail account for several years and plan on keeping it (the old version, not the Beta). My brother, a computer geek recommended a gmail account. I said no thanks. I have one, have never used it for anything and still get spam in my inbox!! Yahoo is VERY good at filtering spam. I get tons of it, but 99.9% of it is filtered out. Good job, Yahoo. Keep it up. thanks

August 11th, 2007 at 7:49 pm

I have had my yahoo account for around ten years now. I have tried to switch to new beta version twice and didn’t quite like it both times. It has too many bells and whistles for my liking making it hog more resources than necessary. I am back to using the regular version and will wait for a lightweight version of the current beta before considering the switch. Thank you.

August 12th, 2007 at 12:51 am

i am a new user on yahoo. i like the previous mail beta . sorry for disapointing you .

August 12th, 2007 at 1:30 am

THERE IS AN OLD SAYING “IF IT ISN’T BROKE DON’T FIX IT” . SO PLEASE DON’T JUNK THE OLD YAHOO MAIL AS FAR AS THE BEST FEATURES ARE CONCERNED. i THINK IT FAR EAISER AND MUCH QUICKER THAN BETA. I HAVE TRIED IT TWICE AND IT JUST TO BUSY AND THE WINDOW TO READ THE MAIL IS WAY TO SMALL; AND THE PRINT NEEDS TO BE LIKE THE OLD YAHOO. SO DON’T MESS WITH MY OLD YAHOO MAIL PLEASE AND TYVM FOR READING THIS.
THANKS
RON

August 12th, 2007 at 3:28 am

I have been getting some spam that makes it through the spam filter to my mail box. I am using the old mail version. The one characteristic that they all have in common is that there is no text, just a single PDF file. Is there any way to direct these to the bulk mail?

I think having this blog to get feedback from the end users is a great step forward by Yahoo. I would love a blog to provide feedback for other sections of Yahoo. I strongly believe that feedback from the end users is a mission critical function to keep Yahoo in the leadership position that it so strongly deserves.

August 12th, 2007 at 4:36 am

Hello? How about giving some improvements on yahoo360 blog? Do you have new plans with yahoo blogs?

August 12th, 2007 at 6:45 am

Despite what I believe to be great functionality from the yahoo Beta, no matter how many times SPAM gets into my INBOX and no matter how many times I delete with the SPAM button, it just keeps coming back. Yes, I have unsubscribed to the spammers who give the option, but many don’t. Long ago when I was just a naive newbie I gave my email out to some unsavory group of hucksters…now I am still paying for it. It seems to me that if I press “SPAM” then from that point onward it should never be received in my INBOX again….the long and short of it is that I am so tired of getting junk in my INBOX that soon enough if things don’t change I will have to switch to GMAIL…which I don’t want to do, but will if the SPAM filtering doesn’t improve. NO, I will not pay $20 for plus, either. However, besides that sticking point, Yahoo beta mail is fun and easy to use.

August 12th, 2007 at 7:11 am

youare funny

August 12th, 2007 at 7:25 am

I also tried out the Beta version and liked it with 2 exceptions (which made me stop using it): (1) couldn’t do the sort thing so that the unread messages were on top and (2) the Yahoo Messanger thing (which I do not use but couldn’t figure out how to turn off) would hang up my Yahoo Mail when it was loading. If these things could be fixed, I’d love to try the Beta version again.

August 12th, 2007 at 7:48 am

There’s as many reasons to hate beta mail as much as there is to love beta mail. Unfortunately, the hate strangles any love. For starters, it’s way too clunky. It’s seems as if it’s trying to outwork itself. Nothing ever loads the first time around; if at all. I’ve had to switch back and forth from new to old a hundred times just to get at my inbox. Will this ever get straightened out? I’m thinkin’ gmail more and more.

August 12th, 2007 at 7:51 am

My only real complaint about the beta is the resolution thing. I refuse to change my resolution just for one website. If you make it so that we can keep our current resolution and still be able to use the site, I’d switch back in a heartbeat.

August 12th, 2007 at 8:00 am

I tried the ‘beta a year ago and hated it but decided to give it another try this summer and as I get used to the minor differences I am liking it more and more. What I like most about it is that I can see how many unread messages I have just by glancing in passing at my taskbar.

I don’t like all the ads but I can understand why you need them, please get rid of that one just to the right of the screen that I keep having to minimize. I know I can pay to have it removed but I’m hoping you can find it in you hearts to move it someplace where it can be just as annoying but not as invasive,(I NEVER read it anyway and would NEVER click on it).

My other complaint has to do with loading. I don’t know the technical jargon but loading the Ymessenger slows down my login and I think loading all those ads slows things down as well.

Overall I like the beta and I think when people get used to it they will wonder how they lived without it. Wasn’t there an even older yahoo mail before the present regular? People will get used to it.

Thanks!

August 12th, 2007 at 9:57 am

The biggest annoyance I have with the beta is the inability to do inline quoting when replying to a message and the inability to snip out unnecessary text while replying. You are forced to either bottom post (bad), top post (worse) or not quote anything at all (not an option when replying to a series of questions).

I haven’t tried the beta in a while so if this has been fixed then you can ignore the above. :-)

August 12th, 2007 at 11:11 am

Hi Ryan, Welcome, and thanks for bringing back the blog. My only suggestion today is to include the blog entry date in the My Yahoo!Reader screen–and preferably in the Article List too. It would just be easier to scan for what’s old and what’s new.

As for feedback; I’m mostly quite happy with Yahoo!Mail Beta. Of course it’s not perfect–what in this world is?! But it mostly suits my needs and I’m willing to work through the bumps with you. I trust you’re all working hard like busy bees, and not just yakking about your favorite team with the guy in the next cube. ;-) Great work–thanks! Diane

August 12th, 2007 at 12:38 pm

I agree with one of the posters above regarding “whitelisting.” I have actually used both the free and paid versions of Yahoo Mail and the Spam filtering just does not cut it.

I’m getting bombarded (thanks to the newspaper idiots that posted my real email address online on my freelance column and not the the temp one I created) with Spam lately.

Why can’t Yahoo give us a true Spam blaster? The web hosting company where I have one of my online businesses gives a simple “whitelisting” spam filter with wormholes and that shuts it all down.

If it wasn’t for all the temp. email addresses that I have set up through the paid version, I’d be out of here in an instant.

August 12th, 2007 at 12:41 pm

Hey Yahoo, Just a few suggestions. Please offer options to remove the weather on the top right. I don’t want it displayed, it doesn’t have the locations I need. Even if it is a necessary, and only if absolute necessary, at least have options to change from F to Celsius. But I need the weather removed. I’ve been voicing this concern for half a year and Yahoo has not been updating this beta service so I’m confused.

I know its a very small concern, but the interface and performance is better than the rivals, so I don’t have anything bigger against the work you have done. Keep it up!

P.S. Rather than having fixed news selection on the “Home” page of the mail, how about having an ajax, personalized space for news and updates?

August 12th, 2007 at 2:31 pm

I have been with Yahoo mail from almost the beginning. I really enjoy it and the service I get when there are problems. As far as the new beta goes, I am I stuck in a very rural area with outdated dial-up. ( Century-tel will not upgrade our phone lines here ) So, the new beta does not load very fast at all. When I have used it from town connections it is really nice, but, I am unfortunately unable to use it at home.

August 12th, 2007 at 2:43 pm

i love you yahoo, peace for all

August 12th, 2007 at 6:22 pm

Beta is flashy and snazzy but runs slower than classic. I agree with others, the preview window is much too small to read and manipulate email, and the ads are quite annoying. Please don’t dump classic; it works well and it’s why we love Yahoo! in the first place — functionality over funky.

August 13th, 2007 at 4:53 am

I don’t like beta. I’m old and even after getting some help, I still am not able to get all my bookmarks in a particular folder to show up. I’ve had them for years and list them in a certain sequence so they appear at startup. Some show up and some don’t. I know I can go find them. I was able to do that but still can’t get them to appear. I’ll stick with alpha??????. thanx.

August 13th, 2007 at 6:59 am

Hi,
I just have a question. Often spam will come from one domain but several different email addresses. As far as I know we can only block it one email address at a time. Is there ever going to be an option to block any and all mail from a specific domain?

August 13th, 2007 at 7:19 am

I constantly have problems going from the Yahoo homepage to my mail! There are no internet problems on my end as everything else I do works just fine but I will have to try 15 times to get into my mail and it’s almost guaranteed to freeze my inbox. All the messages will say something about “Yahoo mail could not open message”! Very annoying!

August 13th, 2007 at 7:31 am

Well, I love this product.

Couple of minor changes I would like to see:

1. As mentioned above, with the weather, give me the option to select Celsius.

2. I hate the way when I select Contacts it replaces the Inbox tab. Selecting contacts should open in a new Tab, the same way composing a new message does.

It would actually be nice if there were the option to open everything in a new tab (i.e. sent, trash, spam, etc)

3. Please bring back the ‘spam’ flag that used to be located at the end of each subject. If I just have a single spam message, clicking the old spam flag was far more efficient than checking off the check box and then clicking the spam button.

Overall, great effort – can’t imagine using anything else.

August 13th, 2007 at 8:33 am

I’ve been using Yahoo! Mail beta for several months and I have no complaints. I like it just fine the way it is.

August 13th, 2007 at 8:41 am

I would love to be able to save the IM conversations I had in Yahoo mail…..

August 13th, 2007 at 9:02 am

I’m a fan of Beta, and of Yahoo Mail in general, no question; trouble is, I’m too much so; I have thousands of messages in there, and searching is very difficult, without the ability to search only within a certain folder. Please add that fairly commonplace feature.
Beach004

August 13th, 2007 at 9:27 am

I have two Yayoo! mail accounts, a free one I got just after the earth’s crust cooled and was attached to a ‘free’ sponsored ISP (Border’s and Kmart, if anyone remembers the concept) and acquired a second with my DSL account. That means two browsers are needed for convenience instead of signing out and signing back in under the other account. Beta is completely incompatible with Safari for Windows. Every time I tried to use any tool, i.e. switch back, all I got was an error message about ‘wrong version, Safari v1.0′. I signed in with IE7, switched back, resigned with Safari and used it for a while. When will you be supporting Safari in all versions? I recall Safari worked ok with the traditional version. I now use Firefox which seems to work fine with beta. Still prefer the original mail which I use in my ‘free’ account.
The most aggravating thing about this whole (mis?)adventure is that I can not remove this blog from my My Yahoo! page. I have zero interest in this and removal is not allowed every time I try. Instructions, please.

August 13th, 2007 at 10:44 am

You must improve the spam blocker. Despite all the other great features, Yahoo’s ability to block spam continues to be dismal.

August 13th, 2007 at 1:21 pm

How about providing the same font options in Y Mail Beta that are available in classic Y Mail?

August 13th, 2007 at 2:20 pm

Hello everyone…

I’m excited to see all of the comments. I can’t respond to each individually, but you can be sure that I’m reading them all. I have a few comments that should cover a lot of the comments people have left so far.

• Thanks for all the kind words about me, the blog, and most importantly…both versions of Yahoo! Mail.
• As I mentioned in an earlier comment, we are constantly evaluating the latest browsers and our goal is to provide the best support possible to the most users. I’ll pass along the concerns people have with Opera and Safari for windows.
• Many of you REALLY want improved Searching within Mail and improved SPAM filtering.
• If you haven’t tried the Beta in a long time, it is MUCH, MUCH, faster than before. You may want to try it again.
• The Messenger feature within Mail remembers your previous “status” so if you sign out it will keep you signed out, even on future sessions.

If you check back soon I will try and dig up some relevant tutorials so that people can find them a little more easily.

August 14th, 2007 at 8:36 am

I really love yahoo beta it totally rocks,and also very impressive u know.actually i hated beta.but NOT NOW!

August 14th, 2007 at 11:39 am

Glad to hear that this blog is back!

August 14th, 2007 at 1:17 pm

This is great. Welcome Ryan, I hope we will hear from you often.

August 14th, 2007 at 6:28 pm

Welcome, Ryan.

I tried the beta for a while, but I’ve switched back to classic. I frequently need to access my mail via a remote machine using low resolution (800×600), and the beta is unusable at that resolution.

The thing I like best about the beta is that the time sent is displayed next to the date. It would be nice if there were an option for the same in classic mode.

My #1 request, however, for both classic and beta is that the maximum number of filter rules should be more than just 50. If Y! can provide unlimited storage for e-mails, you should be able to provide a little bit more storage for filters. (I realize that this would also require some more processing overhead.) Also, it would be very helpful if the filter rules were more sophisticated (e.g., filtering by message size, presence of an attachment, lack of a subject, etc.)

Thanks for listening.

August 15th, 2007 at 7:21 am

I just checked out the new Yahoo Mail and noted the word Beta is gone. It is much Is it still in Beta?

Anyway, I have some suggestions for the next set of revisions.
1. The draft folder needs the old attachment viewer back but as a list of files in a place on the mail server, so that I can use it to store things I repetitively send via email, like resumes, portfolios, etc. Some of us still only have low bandwidth access so sending large files over and over again is time consuming.

2. I need a way to cache my mail folder on my own machine that is not part of the normal windows or other OS internet cache folder. This would need to be a secure folder that can be automatically or manually/selectively updated. Perhaps as a plug in for Firefox. Again, not all have high bandwidth access, so just as is Yahoo mail is slow to use in 56kbps applications, but I like it and prefer it to my Outlook Express email from my web host, mostly because the spam management is better and because I can attach files on a remote server instead of on my machine.

August 16th, 2007 at 9:49 am

At least for me, the “Add Disposable Address” option in the Yahoo toolbar does not work. It would be great if I could get there from any website without having to open a new window, open options, open spam tools, etc.

August 16th, 2007 at 11:14 am

Ok, I have a few issues with the Beta (which I have been using since it was released).

It takes far too long messages. Sometimes I want to just delete a message without reading it, but I can’t because it’s waiting to load the message (although, I think it gets stuck trying to load the calendar, which I don’t even use). I don’t want to read it, I want to delete it.

Second, sometimes, I can’t even delete messages. For example, I have now tried 3 times to clear my Spam folder. I’m in the folder, I’ve deleted all the emails, the folder itself says no emails, but the left hand panel shows that the original number of spam emails are still there. How many times do I have to delete something to delete it? I’ve had this problem with my Inbox as well. I delete emails, come back an hour later, and that email has returned, unread and most definately not deleted.

I think those are the two biggest peeves I have with the Beta.

August 16th, 2007 at 2:18 pm

Steven T’s “white list” is what I’m craving for beta, too. I don’t want to have to add companies I receive ebills/estatements from to my contacts list just so their emails won’t end up in my Spam folder. I don’t write them back 8)

Also, I have a question about the information displayed in the headers. With many of the spam emails I receive, both those that end up in the spam folder and in my inbox, I don’t see my email address listed. I’m guessing the spammers are putting my email address in as a BCC? Since I keep seeing the same emails ending up in my inbox, is the “mark as spam” flag still working even if my email address isn’t in the “To:” header?

I like Beta, it is kind of slow though, but the one thing I really appreciate about beta is having all the messages in one folder visible by scrolling. Having to go from page to page every 25 (?) messages drove me crazy when I was trying to find something from someone in the middle of the alphabet 8)

Thanks for the oppportunity to provide some feedback, Ryan.

August 16th, 2007 at 8:46 pm

Hi I love yahoo blog I could chat with my friends!

August 20th, 2007 at 12:42 am

It would be great to have a button to download all attachments, this is a feature that doesn’t seem to be brought up much, but is a “MUST have feature”, it’s the main reason I don’t use Yahoo Mail. Thanks.

August 21st, 2007 at 11:00 am

What about Smart folders? That would be nice.

August 21st, 2007 at 1:54 pm

50 filters isn’t enough. If you are going to allow “unlimited storage” then you need to take the limit off the number of filters, otherwise what’s the point?

August 23rd, 2007 at 1:34 pm

How to sync Yahoo Mail Plus account when it is accessed from mutliple computers?

I access my yahoo mail plus account on line from my office computer and from my home computer using Apple Mail (via POP3). Because Yahoo uses POP3 rather than IMAP, messages sent or replied to on line don’t appear on the home computer Apple Mail account. Messages sent or replied to on the home computer Apple Mail don’t appear on line.

Since Yahoo continues to expand storage space (yeah!), why doesn’t Yahoo offer its Mail Plus customers the IMAP option so that we can sync our Yahoo account no matter where or how it’s accessed? Perhaps POP3 customers would be willing to pay (a bit) more for IMAP convenience.

How does Yahoo suggest its customers solve the sync problem? Thanks.

August 24th, 2007 at 9:44 am

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August 24th, 2007 at 9:23 pm

Nice!

August 26th, 2007 at 9:52 am

Interesting…

September 2nd, 2007 at 10:59 am

yes, PLEASE!!! Add IMAP support, a lot of us really want it :)

December 1st, 2007 at 8:45 pm

u r the gayest thing i ever saw

December 1st, 2007 at 8:47 pm

i was just playin

December 3rd, 2007 at 2:31 pm

hi there, i’m using yahoomail since years at my full satifaction! but i’m complaining about the new photo site flickr. why can we only have 3 albums??? it is very small and poor, you force me to take an account with better accounts like facebook or myspace…
but i hope you’ll improve flickr very soon.
cheers, Ties

December 3rd, 2007 at 5:04 pm

Hey guys!

December 3rd, 2007 at 6:53 pm

be responsible

December 4th, 2007 at 9:39 am

Will we ever see the ability to access other pop accounts through Yahoo using SSL?

December 4th, 2007 at 10:08 am

I was just told by tech support they are being directed to advise yahoo users not to use the new Yahoo interface.

She had no idea for how long.

December 14th, 2007 at 11:38 am

YO RYAN! WAS WONDERING IF U CAN HELP ME….WHEN I USE TO GET AN EMAIL OR A MYSPACE COMMENT I GOT A LIL BUZZ ON MY COMPUTER AND I COULD SEE ON MY LOWER RIGHT SIDE OF MY SCREEN THAT I HAD A LIL ENVELOPE.. FOR SOME REASON IT IS NOT HAPPENING ANYMORE AND I HAVE TO CHECK MY MAIL CONSTANTLY… WHAT’S GOIN ON?

December 14th, 2007 at 11:50 am

EDDIE Z,
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Looks like you may have stopped using Yahoo! Messenger. Those notifications come when you are logged into the downloadable version of Messenger.
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RyanK

December 15th, 2007 at 4:06 am

very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
Idetrorce

March 30th, 2008 at 2:33 pm

I could set up yahoo mail to my outlook using POP, but all lthe mails have been down loaded to my outlook and I am not able to view the old mails from another laptop. I wish I should not have linked my outlook and yahoo. Is there a way I can check my old mails also from another computer. any help is appreciated..

July 10th, 2008 at 1:13 am

This is an important message for Ryan Knight or any responsible Yahoo manager. I have been having issues with my yahoo mailbox and have followed this up in exactly the way help pages suggest by sending emails to the techies and filling the appropriate forms. But to no avail, the way Yahoo technical guys have responded to my emails looks like they are from another planet! They don’t want to help me or at least that’s my impression. Can you please help me to resolve the issue, which is the search facility in my mailbox doesn’t work. Please email me urgently.
Regards
Ali

August 9th, 2008 at 12:35 pm

I know that Yahoo! does not provide IMAP for Bizmail customers (such a shame) but it was a feature that worked up until July 31st on the iPhone if you picked “Yahoo!” and then entered your Bizmail credentials. It had full IMAP support including archiving of sent mail, folder synchronization read/unread states (synchronized) and everything we ever really wanted from a Bizmail/IMAP solution.

But… for some reason on August 1st this stopped. Yahoo! IMAP does not work on the iPhone for Bizmail customers anymore. It’s a real drag to have to go back to POP3 again now…

I called customer support and was told that (he thinks) it’s because of the new Zimbra deployment and he suspects they will restore IMAP For Bizmail again – although I’m not as confident as I know this is not the official setup and IMAP continues to work within the iPhone for regular (non-Bizmail) customers. So I’m not certain anything will happen…

Can you let us all know what’s up? Maybe a status report or just an official word on if we will have this feature again or not.

Also you may want to post something back to the Apple discussion forum on this topic – http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1613310

This is one of many forums on the topic and the total views (so far) on this specific thread only is over 1,500. People do care about this feature (contrary to what the CSR tells me)…

We’re all just wondering what’s going on. Please just let us know what’s going on or what is going to or not going to happen.

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