Yahoo Redesigns Homepage, Adds Infinite Scrolling

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Yahoo has redesigned its homepage, the first such move for the company in four years.
The new design, which also extends to the mobile versions of the site, is not a dramatic overhaul by any means. The main menu of Yahoo’s many services still sits in the upper left corner of the homepage, and a large part of screen real estate above the fold is taken over by a carousel that shows currently breaking news.
Perhaps the most notable change is infinite scrolling, which delivers more and more content as the user scrolls down the page.
Another change includes the actual content that is shown: Yahoo lets users remove the news items they don’t like and learns their reading habits.
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