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| I have my 100 MB mail box this morning. The buttons seem to work fine in Firefox. |
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| my SBC Yahoo account got upgraded to 100 MB and no ads (yay) it seems a lot slower though... and the reply/forward/spam buttons work for me... also, here are some shortcuts control-shift-C = Check for new mail control-shift-P = Compose new mail control-shift-F = Go to Folders control-shift-S = Search control-shift-H = Help and yes i mean the control key and not the apple/command key (those are the only ones i know about/ work) |
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| yay! it's not as slow now :-) |
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| I noticed the nice surprise this morning. Here I was making good use of what little they had given me, only to find my 12% use go down to 1 % at 100 MB! All I have to say is that it's about time.. ![]()
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Seems to have fixed itself, I logged in about 40 mins ago and it worked alright. Did hear something about a major DNS attack on Akamai's servers, who's a major player for Yahoo!. They were down for around an hour after 0900 EST today, which was around the time the problems were happening for me.
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| Yay! I always liked the clean look of Yahoo mail, and the interface refinements and the space expansion makes this service only better. I would definitely recommend Yahoo for anyone searching for an email account. My only complaint is Spam. Granted, Yahoo is smart enough to filter it into the "Spam" folder, but it's annoying that it's still there, and I still have to empty it. :-P Then again, I should probably blame myself for putting my damn email address on my web site. bah.
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