Yahoo on Tuesday announced the phased rollout of new search functions for the company's free Web-based e-mail service. New features include the ability to search e-mail header, body, and attachment content; display snippets or short excerpts with highlighted matches on search terms; view thumbnails of all the pictures and documents saved in their e-mail account.
The new search functions will be available Tuesday to a subset of Yahoo e-mail users, with general availability coming within the coming months. The rollout comes after Yahoo announced plans to overhaul its free Web-based e-mail service to make it work more like a desktop e-mail program.
One feature that would set Yahoo Mail apart from others and help fight spam would be the ability to block emails coming from foreign countries. I could cut the volume of spam I get considerably if I could block all email coming from China, Korea, Brazil, etc. Simplistic blocking by keyword or domain is not sufficient anymore due to clever spammers.
One feature that would set Yahoo Mail apart from others and help fight spam would be the ability to block emails coming from foreign countries. I could cut the volume of spam I get considerably if I could block all email coming from China, Korea, Brazil, etc. Simplistic blocking by keyword or domain is not sufficient anymore due to clever spammers.
One feature that would set Yahoo Mail apart from others and help fight spam would be the ability to block emails coming from foreign countries. I could cut the volume of spam I get considerably if I could block all email coming from China, Korea, Brazil, etc. Simplistic blocking by keyword or domain is not sufficient anymore due to clever spammers.
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