Slicker, Easier, Quicker - Organizer for Yahoo! Mail gets updated

January 28 2010, 5:13pm

After listening to your feedback on how to make Organizer for Yahoo! Mail even better, we've made several improvements:

Senders SettingsOrganizer is designed to be simple and easy to use. There is nothing to manage and no rules to create. However, if you need to change where emails are filed or want to add your own folders, it's very easy. Just click on Automatic Organizer in the applications menu in the lower left corner of Yahoo! Mail. 

You will see a list of folders Organizer uses to file your messages. These folder names start with the letters OIB, like OIB Shopping. Under each folder, there's a list of senders. When Organizer recognizes a message from one of these senders, it will move that message to that OIB folder.

  Do you want to change which OIB folder is used for a sender? Simply drag and drop the sender, using the drag handle, to the new OIB folder. Don't see the OIB folder you need? Just click Add folder to create your own.

What does Organizer match on?When you create a custom sender, by default we set the sender name to the full email address of the sender. You can rename a sender, but you may have forgotten what Organizer is matching on. Now, simply click on the sender's name to see what sender email address created it. It might be a full email address or just a domain (the part after the @ sign).

Control the delivery of Digests and New Sender NotificationsWhen we find a new sender to organize, we send you an email. We also do the same thing when you create your own custom senders. If you like, you can now turn off these New Sender Notifications. Of course, we'll always let you know when we find a new sender in the Daily Digest.An easier to read Daily DigestEach morning, the Daily Digest arrives in your Inbox summarizing everything that has been organized. Save time by scanning your Digest instead of going though numerous emails in your Inbox. The Daily Digest has been revamped with a new look to make reading it even easier.