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2-14-2008 @ 9:52PM
Larson said...
Yeah too bad it doesn't work with Firefox 3.
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2-14-2008 @ 10:09PM
Mike said...
It works for me with Beta 3.
2-14-2008 @ 10:02PM
fungible said...
Also, too bad they don't yet offer POP access for free, like everyone else. Bastards.
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2-14-2008 @ 10:15PM
James said...
hasn't the yahoo mail beta always worked with safari? at least it has been for me, just very unstable.
2-14-2008 @ 11:35PM
Nate LaCourse said...
The Yahoo Mail beta has sort of worked with Safari 3 for a while, and was stable. There were however gaping holes feature wise -- i.e. Config Options, Help, etc. were all inaccessible. It seems feature complete now.
2-15-2008 @ 10:09AM
eric f. said...
Everyone else offers free POP? even hotmail?
2-14-2008 @ 10:15PM
David said...
About time!
http://www.dlayphoto.com
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2-14-2008 @ 10:18PM
tukan said...
Honestly, I only use Yahoo to have a backup of my address book :) (and then sync it back to gMail)
I still don't understand why there is no built-in address book syncing to gMail capability in Leopard - I mean, they use Google Maps everywhere, iChat can utilize Google Talk and generally Apple has very good relationship with Google...
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2-14-2008 @ 10:23PM
Brian said...
I've been using the new Yahoo! Mail for months with Safari with very few problems. Before Safari 3.0 I was using it with Firefox. It's by far the best online email available, even better than gmail IMO. It's basically a full blown email app inside your browser full of drag-and-drop functionality, right click menus, keyboard shortcuts, and many other great features. IT ROCKS!!!
PLEASE DON'T LET MICROSOFT BUY YAHOO AND RUIN IT JUST LIKE THEY RUIN EVERYTHING ELSE THEY BUY...ESPECIALLY MAC ORIENTED COMPANIES (ie Bungie and Connectix VirtualPC to name a few)
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2-16-2008 @ 11:12AM
mentalsticks said...
I agree. The interface blasts away gmail and even .mac mail online.
2-14-2008 @ 10:26PM
Shawn said...
finally. I've been waiting for literally forever. I started to think they might have forgotten. For some reason, Firefox crashes a lot on my 2.2 SR Macbook Pro.
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2-14-2008 @ 10:51PM
Luigi193 said...
Ajax on safari isn't the best...
WE have an uploader script on our site called filechucker, and it has to do special things for safari (it can't process the AJAX filebar and upload in the same window, so it has to open a popup, but only in safari)... Thats the one area Safari is behind in...
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2-14-2008 @ 11:03PM
Tyler Darko said...
ah sweet! This was actually one of the main reasons i switched to Camino. However I'm hooked on Camino now and I can't turn back.
I'm just happy that iPod touches get yahoo! mail now too. But again, that was the reason I switched to gmail and there's no turning back from it either.
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2-14-2008 @ 11:25PM
albi said...
I'm still on Y!mail classic. there's an All-New Mail link on the top of the page, but it gives me this page:
Your browser is not officially supported by the new Rogers Yahoo! Mail.
The all-new Rogers Yahoo! Mail hasn't been tested on your browser. You can choose to continue, or simply go to Rogers Yahoo! Mail Classic.
strange?
I'm on 10.5.2
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2-15-2008 @ 10:11AM
eric f. said...
that's what it said forever on the standard yahoo mail page, but it worked ok.
2-15-2008 @ 1:02AM
Jim said...
verified it works with Safari 3 with the last nightly webkit on windows xp. It will say it's not supported, but click continue and it does.
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2-15-2008 @ 1:21AM
MILE said...
No luck here...! And for some reasons it confronts me with the same error messages like when I try to log on using Firefox3...!?! First those two error messages...
(stuff like: "Yahoo! Mail experienced a login error: Login error: name:TypeError message:Null value")
...and then it attempts to load new messages, but takes forever...until it finally recommends I should switch to Classic Mail...!?! :(((
(Mail appears to be taking longer to load than usual.
This could be a temporary glitch. Try refreshing your page. Or for this session only, click here to see if Mail Classic loads faster.")
If I don't do that I cannot even sign off, clicking the link just won't work...
Oh, and every now and then I get the "your browser is not supported" message when I try to log on...not always though...!? It's still extremely messed up...!!!
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2-15-2008 @ 1:27AM
MILE said...
Here's something I found in one of the comments on their blog:
"If you tried and it’s not working, that just means the server farm your account is on hasn’t been updated yet. As I mentioned in the post, this should only take a couple weeks to get out to everyone."
Guess I'm one of those then...!? :(
2-15-2008 @ 3:23AM
alpayerturkmen said...
This has not worked out for me still. I can log in to my regular yahoo mail, but my hosted e-mail address on Yahoo servers still has problems. ı guess it is part of the rollout. However I should say that Yahoo! is and has always been very cluttered for my taste. I like simple things, like Google, Gmail, Mac OSX and MBP :)
http://www.unofficialmac.com/
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2-15-2008 @ 6:51AM
Dave said...
They've had this new user interface out for about a year and they still haven't updated the calendar and notepad interfaces to match.
I feel like they've been sitting on their hands hoping for new users. Google has repeatedly stepped up with a new software, new web apps, etc. Yahoo needs to do the same.
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