How to stop advertisement in yahoo mail

We all know that advertising can be annoying at some point in time.
In Yahoo Mail, advertisements appear on the right side of the window and inside the inbox. While it's possible to temporarily hide adverts, you must pay for a Yahoo Mail Pro membership to access your mail ad-free.

In the world of free email addresses, there truly is no such thing as a free lunch. Yahoo, like other webmail companies, inserts advertising with your mail to earn money. You could understand why. After all, you're getting your email service at no cost, but this may not make it any less unpleasant. These advertisements can be obtrusive and irritating, especially if you click on them by accident.

If you really can't ignore them, you may hide, delete, or block them. You can also customize the types of advertisements that appear.

So, how to stop advertisement in yahoo mail? here is the guide.

1. Subscribe To Yahoo Ad Free Mail Subscription

In case, if you are willing to pay Yahoo to permanently get rid of these advertisements. Then you can purchase Yahoo’s Ad-Free mail services with a minimal fee that comes with a yearly plan. Therefore, to upgrade your free account to an Ad-free Mail account, follow the steps mentioned below.

Get access to your Yahoo mail account and then scroll to its setting menu
Now, select the Ad-free mail option and then follow the onscreen prompts to make payments via using the Yahoo wallet

Thus, upgrade your account to Ad-free mail account and then enjoy the perks of it

Try Installing An Ads Blocker In Your Web Browser

How to stop pop up ads on yahoo mail: Another most effective way of blocking banner advertisements in your Yahoo mail account is installing the ad blocker extension or add-on into your respective web browser.  You can find many popular ad blocker extensions on your web browser store such as AdBlock, AdBlock plus, etc.

Here’s how to install this adblocker extension in popular web browsers such as Google Chrome & Firefox.

On Google Chrome

Launch your Google Chrome and then navigate to the Menu section on the top-right of the screen

Here select the “more tools” option from the drop-down menu and then select Extensions

Now, hit the “Get more extensions” link and then look for “AdBlock”
Next, select the “+ Free” option available next to the extension and then hit the “Add” option

Next, select the AdBlock option from Chrome’s menu options and then click on the AdBlock option

Hit the “Options” to open a new tab and then select the “Filter list” option
Here ensure that “Easy List” is checked or selected and then simply re-launch your Google Chrome to save the changes.

On Firefox

Get access to your Firefox web browser and then select the menu button on the top corner

Now, select the “Add-ons” option and then look for the “AdBlock Plus” extension

Next, select the “Install” button available next to the AdBlock Plus extension and then select the “ABP” button from the Firefox menu

Now, choose the “Filter Preferences” option and then ensure that the “Easy List” is checked or selected

Ensure to deselect or uncheck the “Allow some non-intrusive advertising” option and then re-launch the Firefox web browser

Once, you have installed the extension in your respective web browsers then simply log in to your Yahoo account to see if you have successfully got rid of annoying banner ads.

Hide Inline Ads in Yahoo Mail

Inline ads appear among your emails in your inbox and other folders. If you don't want to see a particular ad, you can block it but it will be replaced by a different ad.

To hide ads you no longer want to see in free Yahoo Mail:

1. Select the down arrow located to the right of the ad, then choose I don't like this ad.
2. Choose a reason why you don't like the ad.
3. Select Done.

Hide Right-Column Ads in Yahoo Mail

For ads that appear on the right panel of Yahoo Mail:
1. Hover over the ad and select the X that appears.
2. Select Stop seeing this ad.
3. Choose a reason why you don't want to see this ad.

No matter which option you choose, the ad is immediately removed and soon replaced by a new ad.

Furthermore, you can talk to the tech support experts for any information on avoiding banner ads in your Yahoo mail account.

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