Yahoo! Mail Beta gets a new build - v0.3.1 Build 209.24

Posted Apr 6th 2006 9:18AM by Chris Price

Yesterday, Y! Mail Beta users started to see a new build of the mail client. This one has a version number of v0.3.1 Build 209.24 and is on server us.f308 at least.

No word yet on the changes (come on Mail Team - you did post to your blog yesterday), but so far it doesn't look to be a big difference - no new Calendar \ Notepad; no extra Views; no Spellcheck in Firefox.

If the members of the Y! Mail group find anything new (or Ryan Kennedy can get us a Build Change list), I'll update here.

Reader Comments

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1. how do you know the build?

Posted at 5:10PM on Apr 6th 2006 by Brinke Guthrie

2. "how do you know the build?"

click on the logo in the top left hand corner while holding down Alt key. :)

Posted at 5:19PM on Apr 6th 2006 by MJ

3. Is there a way that end-users can be added to the beta or get invited? With the volume of mail that I get from different sources, availablity of this new format would be great.

Posted at 2:23PM on Apr 7th 2006 by Eli Irvin

4. You need to put you name on the list here:

http://surveylink.yahoo.com/wix/p0473306.aspx

They are starting to ramp the beta up pretty aggressively, so you shouldn't have to wait too long.

Posted at 5:30PM on Apr 7th 2006 by Chris Price

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