Can't Access Yahoo or Yahoo Mail

debodun said:

I just get the message:​

Edge: Too Many Requests​

I am not using Edge, I have Firefox.​

I tried deleting the Yahoo cookie and cleaning the browser cache, but still can't open Yahoo.​

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I just now tried and I get the same message you did: "Edge: Too Many Requests." I'm not using Edge and never do. Chrome is my browser.
 
I just now tried again, and this time it worked. It wanted to send a code to my phone. Got that, entered it, then it temporarily hung up again saying something about couldn't create a passkey. All this marvelous technology we have is on the way to becoming unworkable. [I finally managed to get in, but it took awhile.]
 
I just tried it and it was okay but once in a while it does go through that pass key thing and I have to start all over again.
Same thing happens with Outlook live.
I use Chrome on a Mac
 
Murrmurr said:
It's possible that a massive solar flare disrupted some internet satellites. I got a warning about that a few days ago.
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I suppose this could be what's happening. My email comes in via my subscription with a customarily quite reliable regional email-hosting company. Of course, this independent company, in turn, must connect with a vast system.

I usually wake up to six (or ten?) emails... a few of them trashable, of course. This morning it was just one arriving at 7:06 PST, and the sender was an organization located in my province. ??
 
JBR said:
I suppose this could be what's happening. My email comes in via my subscription with a customarily quite reliable regional email-hosting company. Of course, this independent company, in turn, must connect with a vast system.

I usually wake up to six (or ten?) emails... a few of them trashable, of course. This morning it was just one arriving at 7:06 PST, and the sender was an organization located in my province. ??
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The solar flare warning I got said it was the largest spew of magnetized/active ions and radiation ever measured since we've had the capability to measure them, and that it would likely interfere with satellite signals off and on for a few weeks.
 
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