Yahoo Mail Brings Link Preview Feature to Make Email Links Look Good

In year 2013 Yahoo Mail brought major changes in the way it operates. From then onwards Yahoo is continually working and bringing in some small but necessary changes and updates. One noticeable change among the recent ones that Yahoo Mail brought is the Link Preview feature.

We all have shared links in emails. But previously the links that we shared on emails were plain blue colored URL of web pages, which looked unsettled with some random characters. But now, with Link Preview as the newest addition to its features, Yahoo Mail actually allow users to view a snippet of the link that they share in the email. The user can add links by copy-pasting or manually typing the link address. The moment the link gets added in the email body then, a more informative and visually good looking snippet preview of the link gets displayed in the email. The preview will have a descriptive title, image and short snippet of that particular web page. This feature works with a link that has photo, video, or an article. Good thing is this link preview feature is supported on both PC and mobile device.

When you paste a link, then it will get automatically replaced by the title of article/image/video. However, you can disable this and Link Preview in total. You can do this by using the Settings menu of Yahoo Mail.

Link Preview is a pretty good feature, and makes emailing more fun. However if you have any doubts about this feature or have got any problem with Yahoo Mail, then simply avail expert support for Yahoo Mail ; it is the best way of getting out of Yahoo Mail issues. You can also contact good third party companies like SupportBuddy. It is among few that provide good, easy, and effective Yahoo Mail resolutions. Simply call at their Yahoo Mail Tech Support Number and get the required help.

To sum up all, as the users are becoming more demanding, Yahoo Mail brought the much needed changes in itself; which is actually good. And including Link Preview is one good step that Yahoo has taken. This feature certainly is handy and does improve the emailing experience.