Change from what to what? Mine's the same as always.

I get a glitch on Yahoo on some rare occasions, but I just close it out down to the desk top and reopen and it's back to normal.

Same as usual on my desktop.

ole joyful

Looks the same to me too, not signed in. I haven't had a customized one in a decade. Yahoo did announce that they're shutting down Maps, and some of their streaming services abroad, as well as other changes. If I remember right, they're going to concentrate on search, communication and content. They also might be updating or eliminating some widgets for all I know. If that's not your issue, try closing your browser or rebooting your computer. Sometimes a reload fixes everything. :)

I sometimes see it with a different format but it does so inconsistently. Try a different browser, it may pop up differently.

Things change, not much that can be done about that.

Not crazy about Yahoo and its "teaser" news headline format giving you a video to watch in many instances. But if one is into who is wearing what for some self-congratulatory awards program, the Kardashians (who ARE those people?), Kate and Will, and the Duggars, Yahoo hits the spot.

OK I am sorry I didn't explain it better. I don't have the big picture at the top that I think was and advertisement. Below that there were 4 stories showing about different things and you could scroll left or right for more stories. I don't have that either. Now on the left side of the screen I have a blue 3 inch bar that says YAHOO at the top and then my name Jo with a place for my picture beside it, with the word settings under my name. Then the list of MAIL,WEATHER, YHOO, GEMINI, MAGAZINES, and so on. I have a search bar but under that is a list of musicians that I never had before.

I system restored it twice and tried a few other things and now it is back to normal. I don't know what I did to cause it though. Ty everyone for trying to help me.

Unless what you were seeing was caused by some kind of adware or an add-on that you unknowingly downloaded, it's very unlikely doing System Restore was the solution.

It should be used sparingly, if ever.

Yahoo is always trying to get me to change my home page to their newer version, which I don't want. This morning while viewing our neighborhood page I couldn't log off without doing so, and ended up just closing. I reopened a few minutes later and was then able to sign off before closing. I hate the fact that their "news" page is anything but--just gossipy and sensational stuff.