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Beta version of revamped personalized home page is available for now to a limited number of members.

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MyYahoo Beta Start Page
by doseas March 8, 2007 1:47 PM PST
One can only hope that they don't screw it up as badly as they did their Yahoo! TV Listings... it went from one of the best online listing pages to the worst. 90% of the functionality in the new site is still broken several months after the launch.
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Yahoo fixes it's present clients
by sargento March 8, 2007 9:02 PM PST
Every time Yahoo fixes something, or offers something new, my Yahoo Friends list, or Yahoo web pages take a beating. They seem to hire wunderkind technicians who are high=school dropouts, and they are running current Yahoo faithfuls away to others.
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And what about Yahoo! Photo and other forgotten services ???
by pascalgaulin March 9, 2007 12:31 AM PST
Unnecessary modification to My Yahoo while the urgent revamping of other existing services get forgotten once again... For example, Yahoo! Photo has been a complete mess since they modified the Yahoo! Briefcase service many years ago...

There was a time when Yahoo was a very innovative company in terms of Web services. Today, they seem to be followers rather than leaders and they did not pay enough attention to improving the quality of some services they were often the first to offer.

This is too bad because I believe Yahoo! is still a great company with huge potential and I'm sure that putting it on the right track is only a matter of using (or recruiting) the right people at the right positions...
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Horrible
by Ilgaz March 9, 2007 8:30 AM PST
I have right to say it is an horrible idea which would cost Yahoo without any returning back.

I am using My Yahoo as start page since 1998, the reasons people keep it as start page are:
1) It is plain HTML (with some javascript tricks)
2) Compatible with ALL browsers as long as they are new.
3)Massive information in a single page (look at those huge ads in new version!)

This is an amazing mistake by Yahoo, remember this for a while.
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Breaking news? Safari NOT supported
by Ilgaz March 9, 2007 8:37 AM PST
I managed to get into the cm.my.yahoo.com page with Safari (doesn't even appear on opera, blank) and it says "Sorry your browser is not officially supported" and suggests using IE or Firefox.

Can't say a word, amazing.
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by fratotti90 May 15, 2008 11:02 AM PDT
http://fratotti90.googlepages.com/ting%26tang
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by edcolonna July 19, 2008 4:06 PM PDT
This new my yahoo page sucks. I was very satisfied with the old one. I am going to switch to igoogle. My yahoo makes my computer behave erratically and way too slow. when I click a link I demand immediate results. I had that with the old page. Now you can just shove it in an orifice of your own and I don't care which.
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