Yahoo mail
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Does anybody use Yahoo mail? I still wonder why do they have an option called "View" when you are opening a mail with pictures attached. In gmail, for image attachments, we have two options, "View", "download" and they server their meanings right. But in Yahoo, no matter you select "view" or "Save", it takes you to the Download page. Useless option. X|
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Yahoo Mail currently is one of the best web mails. IMO, it's better than GMail.
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Yahoo Mail currently is one of the best web mails. IMO, it's better than GMail.
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The Wizard of Doze wrote:
it's better than GMail.
How?
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VA_ wrote:
How?
The interface provides a very 'desktop-like' experience. Google tries to move in the same direction with the new interface. OTOH, I dislike GMail's 'threaded' mail organization which cannot be turned off. Yahoo's disadvantage is the non-free Pop access.
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Does anybody use Yahoo mail? I still wonder why do they have an option called "View" when you are opening a mail with pictures attached. In gmail, for image attachments, we have two options, "View", "download" and they server their meanings right. But in Yahoo, no matter you select "view" or "Save", it takes you to the Download page. Useless option. X|
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I do use yahoo mail but I still use the old interface and not the new one. This is mainly because when I tried the new interface it was very bad at handling folders with several thousand messages. I am not sure if this changed though. -- modified at 11:41 Sunday 25th November, 2007
John
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VA_ wrote:
How?
The interface provides a very 'desktop-like' experience. Google tries to move in the same direction with the new interface. OTOH, I dislike GMail's 'threaded' mail organization which cannot be turned off. Yahoo's disadvantage is the non-free Pop access.
I find that (threaded mail) to be the best feature of gmail. However I do subscribe to 10 or more email lists so I make a lot of use of that feature.
John
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Yahoo Mail currently is one of the best web mails. IMO, it's better than GMail.
I find yahoo mail to be much slower than gmail and that the new interface (at least in beta) was not at all usable for me because I have several thousand emails in each folder.
John
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I do use yahoo mail but I still use the old interface and not the new one. This is mainly because when I tried the new interface it was very bad at handling folders with several thousand messages. I am not sure if this changed though. -- modified at 11:41 Sunday 25th November, 2007
John
Yeah, even I dont remember me- clicking on "Try our new feature!-Beta!" anywhere . I always search for the "No thanks" link cuz I know BETA is always a PITA.
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Does anybody use Yahoo mail? I still wonder why do they have an option called "View" when you are opening a mail with pictures attached. In gmail, for image attachments, we have two options, "View", "download" and they server their meanings right. But in Yahoo, no matter you select "view" or "Save", it takes you to the Download page. Useless option. X|
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VA_ wrote:
But in Yahoo, no matter you select "view" or "Save", it takes you to the Download page.
More clicks = more advertisements = more revenue. Yahoo mail = BS.
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I find yahoo mail to be much slower than gmail and that the new interface (at least in beta) was not at all usable for me because I have several thousand emails in each folder.
John
John M. Drescher wrote:
yahoo mail to be much slower than gmail
Not just slow. Painfully slow, eating the memory and freezing the browser at least in its BETA appearance. Also, the HTML Email has a nagging bug. When you hit the BULLET icon, you expect the bullet to start at the cursor context right? But it always places the bullets on top. I reported this to CustomerCare and they could not reproduce it and wants a screenshot.
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I find that (threaded mail) to be the best feature of gmail. However I do subscribe to 10 or more email lists so I make a lot of use of that feature.
John
John M. Drescher wrote:
I find that (threaded mail) to be the best feature of gmail. However I do subscribe to 10 or more email lists so I make a lot of use of that feature.
What volume? I've got a dedicated mailing list account that was at >2gig/350k messages the last time I checked (~2mo ago).
-- Help Stamp Out and Abolish Redundancy The preceding is courtesy of the Department of Unnecessarily Redundant Repetition Department.
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John M. Drescher wrote:
I find that (threaded mail) to be the best feature of gmail. However I do subscribe to 10 or more email lists so I make a lot of use of that feature.
What volume? I've got a dedicated mailing list account that was at >2gig/350k messages the last time I checked (~2mo ago).
-- Help Stamp Out and Abolish Redundancy The preceding is courtesy of the Department of Unnecessarily Redundant Repetition Department.
From all the email lists I have about 1G / 60K messages in the probably 18 months I have had a gmail account.
John