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Slow email?
Is anyone else finding that typing in an email is so slow that the email program misses many of my keystrokes? Sometimes I have to wake a few seconds to continue typing!
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Is anyone else finding that typing in an email is so slow that the email program misses many of my keystrokes? Sometimes I have to wake a few seconds to continue typing!
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davidbk
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8 years ago
Learn how to Resolve your email issues, passwords, supported browsers, security, and slow/nonresponsive email and how to resolve email problems sending or receiving messages.
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ATTDmitriyCM
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9 years ago
Hi @Longtime_user
What kind of a mail program are you using? Personally, I haven't had any speed or performance issues with email.
Thanks,
Dmitriy
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alabamadaisy
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9 years ago
I have the same problem and found your post while trying to troubleshoot. We just bought a new computer (I thought our old Vista system was the problem) and have the same issues with email on our new computer. I noticed today that my typing stops on email (which results in missing keystrokes) every time it autosaves which is every minute. Is there a way to change the autosave feature so it doesn't save every minute? I think this would solve it. I can type perfectly (fast) for just under a minute.
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beyazkiz
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8 years ago
Hi there,
I am also frustrated by how slow it is for me to type emails from my home computer. I suspect it is all the pop-up ads that are slowing everything down. Is there a way to disable them? I have deselected all that I can in my privacy settings but that didn't seem to help. The forum that was suggested as the solution doesn't cover this topic.
Any other ideas?
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Tigereyze209
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3.9K Messages
8 years ago
It is not a be all-end all solution, but you can use an ad blocking plug in like ad blocker plus.
Since the folks pay good money for those ads to be delivered, neither att or yahoo will do anything to "stop" them.. so, a plug in (at least, until they figure out how to by pass them, and they will, eventually) is about the only method you have to curb the ads.
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