How come on one of my computers I can get the new YAHOO webpage,and on my other computer it is the older Page?
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They are just testing it our right now, to see if people like it or not.  So really its just a random thing if your computer gets chosen
468985
If it was a web page and you visited it recently, then you can click on go, history, and then when you visited it, and it may still be there on your computer.  Good luck.
1151444
Click on  (switch to the old yahoo ) you will find it on the top or the bottom of the new Page.
564327
might be system's slow process to come infront of u...\nwait for some time till the page fully gets downloaded.\nelse refresh the page. u wil get it...
1076331
Try getting an old version from here...\n\nhttp://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=yahoo\n\nGood Luck
582123
Are you talking about yahoo.com's top page?  I don't use that page, but I was there a week ago and I saw a feedback form link.  I bet if one went through all the feedback, one could get the older top page back.\n\nWho knows!
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at the top right hand coner of the old screen click the red box that says try new page.
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I dont know.  I get the gay new on on my home pc and the old one on my schools pc.  I would just tell yahoo that the new one is dum.
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because its better :P\n\nif you want yahoo old style try Firefox\n\nyou will get it  :)
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Depends on the browser you are using. Without knowing, I'd say refresh the page and look for an update for the browser. Maybe even try updating your java and flash plug-ins while you're at it. It's also hard to give an answer without knowing which Yahoo page you are talking about (as you are obviously able to get to this one).
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First empty your browser cache, cookies, and history from both computers.\n\nAre these computers in two different locations (i.e. different states). If you recently changed web hosts or updated your DNS information, the local ISP may still have the old IP address in it's directory.  Call the ISP and have them do a DNS flush (the tech will know what you are talking about).\nTry visiting the sites by the IP address of the site instead of the domain name.  This will prove that the ISP needs to do a DNS flush.\n\nThat's more of the detailed aspects, but without more info it's hard to know what you mean by "not get the same site."
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Look at the bottom of the page and click "switch to old page" :)
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Just click the word on the left side of the screen, "Switch to Old Page."\n\nHope you see it, if not please send me a message and I'll tell you more about it...\n\nGood luck!
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It's not my website, it is Yahoo!'s. Ask Yahoo!\n\nBy the way, you lost your bookmarks because you run Winows Update and got a new version of Internet Explorer.
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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.
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If you don't like the new appearance, goto the bottom of the page, and click on the old page, and you'll get the classic Yahoo.. I did it b/c i didn't like the new website.  Now all I get is classic yahoo page... much better.
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The new page is only in testing.  It is being rolled out randomly.  You get it one time, then if you delete your cookies, etc., it may disappear.\n\nIt's not personal.  They are just testing.  Try deleting your cookies on one machine and clear all off-line content too.\n\nIt's more or less just random at this point.