Anyone else experiencing this?

The delete buttons at the top in the interface (same with Move Folder button etc) have no effect. That is, I click on them in IE (on a PC) and... nothing.

I experienced the same problem when the new yahoo mail came up. But it worked later for me when I tried to delete some mail.

It was buggy yesterday, but not today. I was paying for extra storage, so I now have 2GB. I don't really need that much storage, but they also pulled the ads, so my e-mail is now ad free. That is definitely worth $19.98/year.

Yep, we're having the exact same problems here. I finally found a way to email their tech support about it. If I get a reply I'll post it here.

been having issues accessing it all morning... getting lots of error pages

my boss and i both have yahoo mail and we have been having problems accessing mail today. it's the first time i have had issues. it's just not loading pages or it's giving me error messages.

wonder why they decided to give everyone 100 MB of space for free all of a sudden.

So I finally got a G-mail account.... and I haven't been able to access it all day! Anyone else having this problem, or is it just me?

a HA! Well... I'm on a mac all day and Gmail isn't supported in Mac's version of IE. And I am not a big fan of Safari....

I got a G mail account today. Fun stuff!! But, it's not exactly perfect. They keep changing the site, so it is down. blah.

Sidetrack: You are the only person I have ever heard say that about wanting to use IE over Safari given that IE hasn't been updated and is so buggy unlike Safari. As for being able to use it, I've been able to as well.

Besides Gmail, there is spymac.com also.

-Rudey

this rocks too cause i am getting ready to go away for a week as a camp counsler and wont be able to check email.

If anyone has any extra invites, feel free to PM me :D

I have a mac at work and I would say 90% of us HATE Safari. It doesn't work with a lot of websites. I only use it to link into our intranet because it is better than IE for that.

Strange.

It doesn't work with certain websites only because Microsoft deviated from acceptable code and made errors. It works with most websites though.

IE is not only a security risk, it's bloated, slow, and buggy. Safari isn't faster than a couple other browsers but it serves its purpose as a browser well.

Additionally, Safari identifies itself as Safari - if you wanted to you could have Safari identify itself as Internet Explorer if there are websites that intentionally block IE.

Just so you know, I'm not a mac nut at all and spend a tenth of my day on a powerbook as opposed to my PCs at work.

-Rudey