Users have a wealth of options when you are deciding which email service to use. Yahoo email is the world’s third most popular emailing service, only behind Google’s Gmail and the revamped Microsoft Outlook.com email.
Users can access their Yahoo email account via your laptop or smartphone app.
People can begin the process by visiting Yahoo’s official website and selecting the Sign Up tab.
Users next need to provide some details about themselves, including your username, password.
Once this straightforward form has been completed, click continue.
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What is new in the latest version of Yahoo Mail?
Yahoo Mail now offers a number of different views able to help users find So Yahoo Mail now offers a number of different views that should help you find stuff without searching, by focusing on specific types of content from your inbox.
Those looking for a photo or a file now have a view that only brings up attachments.
And users searching for deals now have three different views that you use — the overall Deals View, the currently iOS-only Location View (illustrating nearby deals on a map) and Grocery View (revealing grocery discounts based on loyalty cards).
Yahoo Director of Product Management Shiv Shankar noted while the app is sorting and prioritising these offers, the deals themselves come from your inbox, not from Yahoo.
The new Yahoo Mail also includes a view for checking all your email subscriptions, and a button that allows you to unsubscribe from any of them with a single tap.
There is an additional view focusing on “active updates,” namely pressing and time-sensitive emails, such as package tracking and travel updates.
The Yahoo Mail team has also refreshed the app’s overall look.
This includes adding a navigation bar at the bottom of the screen, which Mr Shankar said will make “single-hand usage” possible again, despite the fact that phone screens are getting bigger. The navigation bar is customisable — each user can decide which views to include.
And by the way, if you’re a little leery of sending email from a Yahoo address, Jacobson pointed out that you can use the Yahoo Mail app to access non-Yahoo email accounts, including Gmail and Outlook. without searching, by focusing on specific types of content from your inbox.
If you’re looking for a photo or a file that someone sent you, there’s a view that just brings up all your attachments. Or if you’re looking for deals, there are three different views that you use — the overall Deals View, the currently iOS-only Location View (which shows you nearby deals on a map) and Grocery View (which shows you grocery discounts based on your loyalty cards).
Director of Product Management Shiv Shankar noted that while the app is sorting and prioritising these offers, the deals themselves come from your inbox, not from Yahoo.
The new Yahoo Mail also includes a view for checking all your email subscriptions, and a button that allows you to unsubscribe from any of them with a single tap. And there’s an additional view (also iOS-only for now) focusing on “active updates,” namely pressing and time-sensitive emails, such as package tracking and travel updates.
The Yahoo Mail team has also refreshed the app’s overall look.
This includes adding a navigation bar at the bottom of the screen, which Mr Shankar said will make “single-hand usage” possible again, despite the fact that phone screens are getting bigger.
The navigation bar is also customisable, meaning each user can decide which views to include.
Finally, users uncomfortable of sending emails from a Yahoo address can now use the Yahoo Mail app to access non-Yahoo email accounts, such as Gmail and Outlook.