what has happened to my list of www.sites visited.Now that we have this new home page?
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Some one has cleared the history of visited sites and change the home page from tools- internet option. you can set your home page again by  go to tools menu click the internet option and change the home address.
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I don't know exactly which is that page. I tried to search for it on Google but I didn't find anything clear. Maybe the site is gone on maybe it's just having some technical problems. Try again other day.
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tools...internet options....clear history....also clear out temp files and delete cookies at the same time as history
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The new home page is being randomly displayed to users who go to Yahoo and is controlled by a cookie dropped on your system. To revert to the old home page,\n\nIn IE goto\nTools - Internet Options\nDelete Cookies\n\n\nIf you don't like the new homepage, be sure to use the 'provide feedback' link and tell Yahoo how to improve it.
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check the history. Click on and it will show you the last websites visited. You can also check "cookies" and "temporary internet files."
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the website folded, or did it just change it's address? i forgot but put it in a search engine, the name of the new address might come up.
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The new page is shown randomly to certain people to test it out.  If you got on a new computer or cleared your cookies, you probably revert back to the original version of the page.
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Hmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n- Clear history and cookies\n- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n- Go to C: > Documents and settings > YourUserName > Local settings > Temp\nand delete every thing here\n(If you could not see Local settings, type it in address bar)\n- Restart computer and try again\n- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n\nXLMan
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The new home page is a BETA and will expire 1 week from once you received it. To revert back to the old, clear your cookies via Tools / Internet Options / Delete Cookies.\n\nIn the meantime send yahoo some feedback saying that it is too big for your monitor.
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It also may be because of your home computer settings. Clear your cache and refresh the page, you might see the change.
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Go to Tools, Internet Options,  near the bottom of the window there is button for 'Clear History'.\n\nI'd recommend clearing your Cache and Cookies as well.
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Depends on your browser, I'd start by looking at the history, it keeps track of when you went to what site.
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They're rolling out a new homepage.  I deleted my cookies and got the old one.
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I assume you mean the list of links kept in memory on you address bar in explorer.\n\nClear your history in your browser.  For IE, Tools, Internet Options, Clear History.  For Safari, History, Clear History.
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I recommend you go to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced Tab and click the Reset button which disables all add-ons, changed settings, deletes all temporary files, and home pages. Read the notice screen so you can see what will be changed as a result of going back to default. This should help you with the problem since you were able to get to the site once before without any problems.
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It's randomly shown to certain users.  If you cleared your cookies or moved to a different computer, it reverts back.
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Have you downloaded something like messenger or the toolbar after you reset the home page? Because those things often reset it. Try going again to Tools>Internet Options>and erase www.yahoo.com from the home page box and type in whatever you want.