I need the url for the old version of yahoo mail?
Yahoo is moving everyone using Yahoo Classic to the new Yahoo Mail. Here's an overview of the new Yahoo mail - http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?page=cont... You can switch back to Yahoo Classic by using this link - http://mrd.mail.yahoo.com/switchclassic You will need to bookmark this link and use it every time you want to use Yahoo Mail Classic. It should work until July 9, 2013. At that time you will be required to update from Yahoo Classic to the new Yahoo Mail in order to access your email. This link doesn't appear to work for everyone, especially those running Windows XP. Try these basic troubleshoting steps if the link doesn't work - http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?locale=en... You can share your dislike of the new features of Yahoo Mail by using the feedback form located at http://feedback.help.yahoo.com/feedback.php?.src=MFYMAIL&.done=http://mail.yahoo.com
How can you restore the older version of Yahoo mail?
Not unless you have access to their servers and can roll back. (and what “older version”? They have a dozen or so “older versions”)You can use Yahoo Mail Basic though.When you log in to your email, mouse over the gear icon at the top rightClick SettingsIn the settings screen, select Basic (near the bottom) and click SaveWait for the page to finish refreshing.
What is classic Yahoo mail?
Nothing.Yahoo “Classic” Mail is a thing that no longer exists and hasn’t existed in years. It was a version of mail that, essentially, refreshed the page every time you clicked on something. An older UI that people wanted back after a new version was released.Problem is, every single time there’s a new version, people want the “old” version. Example:People using version A. Version B is released. “We want version A back!!” Version C is released. “We want version B back!” Version D. “We want C back!!” and on and on.
Can I recover a previous version of a draft in Yahoo! Mail if it has been already been overwritten?
I was finished with a draft and ready to email it when (I don't know how I did this!) I deleted the text and saved over the previously saved (almost finished and lengthy) draft. I'm left with an empty page. Can I recover the previous draft as it would be nice to have something.
How do I change picture on Yahoo! Mail?
If you don’t know how to change your Yahoo Mail picture then you came to right place. In this tutorial, you will learn and able to change your picture easily. To change your Yahoo mail profile picture is quite easy. You just need to follow some below steps.I recommend you for complete tutorial and steps with screenshots please visit How to change Yahoo Mail PictureSTEP 1: Login to Yahoo Homepage and login with your yahoo account credential detail.STEP 2: Tap the name displayed on top right corner. If unable to locate must see here.STEP 3: Now the new page will be displayed and tap over profile picture on account info page.STEP 4: Now select your desired picture you want to choose from your PC gallery and then tap OPEN.STEP 5: After selecting your desired picture you can edit or crop according to your choice and then tap Crop and save option.By this tutorial you will able to change your Yahoo mail picture.SOURCE- How to change Yahoo mail Picture- madestuffeasy
Is there any possible way to recover a lost Yahoo! Mail draft?
Not that I know of.The thing to figure out is why is it lost? Was it deleted? Was it sent? Was it moved by accident? Did it just disappear from your ‘drafts’ folder?If you are worried about it happening again, you can always compose a message to yourself, that way, if you accidentally hit send, there will be one in your inbox, and one in your sent (if you have turned on the feature to keep sent messages). You can then pick up the message from either place, and forward it to the person you really wish to send it to.
In the new version of Yahoo Mail the "save draft" option is missing, how can you get it back?
Here is a "workaround". It takes some time and preparation, but it will serve as a working save draft mechanism in the interim. Compose your draft, and e-mail it to yourself, making sure to enable the "Save to sent messages" function. Use "Draft" as the first word in the message title to make it easier to spot. To continue work, highlight & copy the text, click "Compose", then paste the text to the composition field. Repeat the send & copy process for each draft modification, then give it the proper title and send it to the proper recipient when the message is all done. If you are working on or keeping multiple drafts at once, you can also go to your "Folders" section, create a new folder, and name it "Drafts", and move the drafted messages from your "Sent" box over to it. They can then be copied & pasted to the compose window for further work. An added bonus of this is that if you share your machine, it will allow you to conceal them from prying eyes or meddling fingers.