March 24, 2007 at 12:31Yahoo and its setup
Today I decided to set up my account on Yahoo. This is one of the first services that I began to use. I looked at the registration date: October 1998, mdaaaa.
But I’m not talking about this, it’s still a strange service, there’s only one account, but you need to change your data in several different places that are not connected to each other in any way. Each time asks for a password, entered 30 times. I mastered. I did not understand how to change Fahrenheit to Celsius in the weather on the main page, it’s normal on my page, and Fahrenheit is persistent on the main page.
I liked the block on the right side, where, when you hover over the mouse, the desired section unfolds: mail, messenger, horoscope, loukal and something else.
It does not support Safari, on Camino it screams that the browser has not been tested, but take risks. Works. Everything is strange and the service is absolutely American.
He concluded: the Google interfaces in its minimalism are much better and more understandable for me. (Safari isn't good with Gmail either, actually). Heh.
But I’m not talking about this, it’s still a strange service, there’s only one account, but you need to change your data in several different places that are not connected to each other in any way. Each time asks for a password, entered 30 times. I mastered. I did not understand how to change Fahrenheit to Celsius in the weather on the main page, it’s normal on my page, and Fahrenheit is persistent on the main page.
I liked the block on the right side, where, when you hover over the mouse, the desired section unfolds: mail, messenger, horoscope, loukal and something else.
It does not support Safari, on Camino it screams that the browser has not been tested, but take risks. Works. Everything is strange and the service is absolutely American.
He concluded: the Google interfaces in its minimalism are much better and more understandable for me. (Safari isn't good with Gmail either, actually). Heh.