The new Yahoo Mail app will make managing your email so much easier

Yahoo launches new features for Yahoo Mail, providing you with ‘first-to-market’ experiences for your inbox, to save time and improve productivity.

The new updates further amplify Yahoo Mail’s core offerings connecting millions of users daily — including the user-favourite feature of 1 TB free storage.

Updated Top-of-Inbox Navigation

To help you find what you need faster, the new Yahoo Mail app’s updated top-of-inbox navigation has contextual filters — you can toggle between ‘Inbox,’ ‘Attachments,’ ‘Starred’ and more.

Once you click and begin scrolling, the contextual filter adapts your screen to give you maximum viewability based on what you want to see. It also includes a ‘Travel’ filter where you can easily keep track of all your upcoming travel reservations in one place

Group by Sender

This feature will allow you to group emails by domain to quickly delete all messages from a sender, at once.

Say goodbye to digging around in your inbox for individual emails from senders. Group by Sender offers a faster and hassle-free way to view emails from one sender without the hassle of typing into a search bar.

One-tap Unsubscribe

You can unsubscribe from one or many brand promo emails and newsletters all in one place, with a single tap.

Connect All Your Accounts

Access your Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, Microsoft, or other account(s) in one place and take advantage of extra features.

Attachments

Displays all attachments in your inbox with the ability to filter by files (pdfs, word docs, jpeg) and photos. A huge time saver that spares opening email after email to check for an attachment.

Receipts View

A view that allows you to see receipts from all of your orders. It makes returns faster and provides a handy view of spending patterns.

Subscriptions Renewal Reminders

The new Yahoo Mail app’s top-of-inbox alerts remind you when a free trial is expiring or a paid subscription is about to renew.

The new Yahoo Mail app rolls out globally on iOS and Android today.