how do i get back the old yahoo home page do not like this new one?
143083
demusci >> this user posted a question that she accidentaly clicked the old version and she wants the new version- why don't you e-mail her...you both want the opposite of what you have.. why don't you make a search on the question..
726355
The old one. The new one is really slow and untrustful. If you have the new one, switch it back. We should let Yahoo! know what its users need.
297890
Yeah i like the new one, they upgraded the old yahoo homepage before, and a lot of peolpe like it. SOme parts of the sites should be 3D
874361
Go into the Tools menu and then Internet Options\nThere is a text box where you can set your home page\nType in what you want as your home back and it will go there instead\n\nIf you want to revert to IE6:\nControl Panel\nAdd or Remove Programs icon\nFind and highlight IE7\nRemove button should appear\nClick it and remove IE7\nReboot and IE6 will automatically reinstall
1059930
I've read somewhere that if you scroll to the bottom of the page it gives you the option to "go back to old page"  or something like that.\n\nGood Luck
104574
I used to get it by typing www.yahoo.com/old and set it as my home page through Internet options from tools.\n\nThen I got used to the new one.
286582
The old page might be cached. Hold down your shift key and hit refresh/reload on your browser.
89565
All you have to do is clear your cookies.  This will bring back the old homepage.
188250
Unless there is a link on that page to revert back, then you can't. That's the new Beta homepage and soon everyone will be using it.
335483
Yahoo! is testing a new home page on randomly selected users. It is just temporary and you'll get the old design back. If you want to get rid of it now, on Internet Explorer, click on the Tools menu and select Internet Options. On the dialog, click the Delete Cookies button and click OK. You may have to refresh the Yahoo! page to see the old home page.
342066
Yahoo have been testing out a new page.  The page you see is determined by yahoo so there's no way to get it back.\n\nIn time it might come back if Yahoo decide to go ahead with the nw style page but at the moment it's just being tested.
625790
This works with Internet Explorer.> \n\nTo change your home page, click Tools at the top of your screen, a menu will drop down, click Internet Options, on the General tab, where it says Home Page type or cut and paste the address you want for your home page, or if you're on the page you want for your home page click Use Current, click Apply and then OK.\n\nAnother option is go to Yahoo home page, put your cursor on the red Y before Yahoo's address on your address bar, left click, hold down and drag and drop on the house icon above your address bar, a window will pop up and ask you if you would like to set your home page to Yahoo, click Yes.
676016
Yahoo was randomly displaying the new layout to different computers as they connected to the homepage.  Which homepage you saw and for how long was determined by a cookie dropped on your system. That's why the homepage can look different on separate computers .. or even on the same computer for different users. Deleting cookies could reset you back to the old layout.\n\nHere are the quick links to switch between Yahoo's new and old home pages,\n\n"Preview the all-new Yahoo! home page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vp\nThis appears in the upper right hand corner of the old homepage\n\n\n"Switch to old page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq\nThis appears in the upper left hand corner of the new homepage.\n\nI'd get used to the new one, though.  Eventually, I think it will be our only choice.  :-(
584345
I only get the new yahoo page if I use my Internet Explorer browser. If I use my Netscape browser, I get the old one. I think the new one is ok, but I'm not really crazy about it. I'm just used to the old one.
584526
if you delete the cookies from that browser, you will see the old Yahoo home page the next time you visit www.yahoo.com and Refresh
721415
yahoo is implementing a new style home page. to get back to the old page, click on the link at the top left "switch to old page" or click here http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq
184838
I would have to agree, I like yahoo's old home page much better.  This one seems too cluttered.