How do I return to the old classic version of yahoo mail?

As per the other answer Yahoo plans on removing these options sometime in June...Until then..enjoy These two links work most of the time....save them as they are not permanent http://us.mc1634.mail.yahoo.com/mc/launc... or http://mrd.mail.yahoo.com/switchclassic If you decide to go back to the NEW version click on GET THE NEWEST YAHOO! MAIL on the left upper section of your email page or click on NEWEST VERSION OF Y! MAIL on the upper right section.... you can also use this link... http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?page=cont... ... The following steps have been reported as making the Classic format permanent....I must give credit to " Suzan Christianson " for the work she put in to formulating the answer below.... For Internet Explorer: Go to Tools/Internet Options/Security, go to "custom level”....scroll down to "Active Scripting".

Click on “Disable”. Hit OK. Refresh the page while you are still signed into Yahoo Mail to switch back.

Be sure to go back in the same way and “Enable” Active Scripting again...(and NO it won't revert to the Beta versions of Yahoo Mail) For Safari: Open Settings, Click on Preferences, Click Security, Uncheck “Enable Java” and then Enable JavaScript.

This will only work until the first week of June, then the classic mail will be discontinued. You can disable the javascript and you will get a message at the bottom of the page asking if you want to return to the previous program. Click Yes for permanent.

After you have returned, go back and enable java. You can also lower your screen resolution to it's lowest and you will get the message. After you have returned to classic, readjust the screen.

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