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Hokie

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5. That's ususally related to clearing your browser cache

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Reply #3)

Thu Dec 12, 2024, 11:24 AM

Dec 12

If you clear your browser cache then you have to log in to most web sites again. I have had to do that to fix certain issues. However in this case I have tried multiple browsers and multiple devices. Yahoo must have decided there were not enough of us relics who used my.yahoo to keep supporting it. Another motivation that might be driving this change is that now Yahoo can force on me the news and articles they want to promote instead of allowing me to customize my experience.

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Did Yahoo remove my home page? [View all] Hokie Dec 11 OP

Maybe you need to log back in to Yahoo? CurtEastPoint Dec 11 #1

Likely you are not logged in anymore. drray23 Dec 11 #2

No, I am logged in Hokie Dec 11 #4

They - "They" - must be doing something bucolic_frolic Dec 11 #3

That's ususally related to clearing your browser cache Hokie Dec 12 #5

To be clear, I didn't clear my browser cache. But something did. /nt bucolic_frolic Dec 12 #6

Did you ask them? CloudWatcher Dec 14 #7

Yahoo support is pretty much paid only Hokie Dec 16 #8