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Tomorrow, users with banners turned on will notice a change to the banner layout in Web Mail. About a year ago the main banner on the Inbox page was moved from the top of the page to the right side of the page. At the time that move was made, 15% of our users were running an older 800x600 display size on their computer, and those users benefit from the side placement. There are fewer of those users today, but it is now being put back for two other reasons as well. We now think it is more intrusive on the side for most users, after having it for a while and getting feedback. And, the banner industry is fickle and they are moving away from that skyscraper style now, and they prefer the top placement again.
There were no other changes in this release.
Discussion
Posted by: cantey | July 2, 2008 12:34 PM | (1)
really frustrated w/ big ad at top, the misleading ads that appear to be from microsoft, etc. the window for messages on webmail is already so small compared to gmail and others, and i now find webmail slower to open and change windows. that, along w/ additional charges for extra storage space/no ads are making webmail less competitive.
Posted by: Woodrow Anselen | July 3, 2008 3:32 PM | (2)
When are we going to be able to send pictures as part of the body of the message? Come on guys, its 2008!
Posted by: Joyce | July 19, 2008 9:27 AM | (3)
Thank you SO much for moving the banner back up top. It was a major annoyance when on the side.
Posted by: Tom | July 26, 2008 10:57 PM | (4)
I'm not sure what is trying to load on the right side of the sign in page but my computer is blocking it and that causes that page to take a very long time to load.
Email Guy
Posted by: MD | August 20, 2008 4:58 AM | (5)
Hi,
Was the online change introduced in 5.61 with regards to the banner ideas. Recently (possibly within the last 2 months) I have noticed that when I report spam, the confirmation window that appears showing me the address to be blocked is about half the width of the screen. This new change results in the height of the page being beyond what will fit on the screen. In other words, previously, the Submit button was on the same screen, but now with the narrower width, I have to scroll down to get to the Submit button.
This is guaranteed to happen when my resolution is 1024x768. It usually doesn't happen at 1280x1024.
Email Guy