Put it back to how the mail account interface was! I really dislike the awkward navigation to get a simple task done, it’s NOT user friendly.
It’s just change for the sake of change, not an improvement.

Two points:

1. The e-mail's spell-check has the feature "skip" Why doesn't AOL e-mail's Spell Check has the feature of "Skip All"? This will help in speeding spell check if I have a unique word such as SplChk coming several times in the body of the e-mail.

2. In the Folders arrangement, why doesn't AOL e-mail has the feature of "Nested Folders" such that we can seep several folders in one folder?

2.

When I am on page 3 or 4 or 5 ... and I go to view an Email;
When i return I am again on page 1 - I have to go & remember & go to PAGE I was on and scroll to find my place = So useless if I have 80 or 100 email to read !!!

AOL will not stay open. When I click on an email page or article, etc. after a few seconds it closes, disappears from screen, whatever.

How to merge AOL Contact list with Galaxy Note 8 without using SIM card?

Can the delete, spam, and not spam buttons be colored or moved apart?They are too close and accidents occur. Please move the button apart and add a color change:
examples: red to delete, yellow for spam, orange for not spam, green for keep as new.
Or allow customization to do so.

When a third-party client such as Thunderbird or Windows Live Mail enables multiple server connections to cache for an IMAP account, accessing folders initiates additional login authorizations which will eventually be rejected when too many requests are made within a given period of time. This is very frustrating for the user, since he or she has in fact "done everything right" when setting up the account. As a workaround, PLEASE advise the user when setting up his e-mail account under a third-party program to set the maximum number of server connections to cache to 1:

https://help.aol.com/articles/how-do-i-use-other-email-applications-to-send-and-receive-my-aol-mail

https://help.aol.com/articles/verizon-move-to-aol-mail-setting-up-your-new-aol-account-in-a-third-party-email-program-or-mobile-device-imap

https://help.aol.com/articles/download-your-email-from-aol-mail-with-imap

STOP asking to "Notify Me."

To delete Spam mail there is an empty button in both New mail and Spam mail. In Spam mail after pressing empty there is an unnecessary confirmation needed. In New mail after pressing empty Spam there is a missing confirmation and users can mistakenly loose mail without seeing the Spam folder first or at least stop the action. The buttons need to be reprogrammed in the right places. This change is urgently needed.

I have used the AOL system since it was netscape.net. Recently I noticed that when I send mail, the default for my own address is the netscape.net version. Even though I often add my current AOL address in the message, I find that some people have picked up the old address. How can I change the settings on my account so 1) the default when I write a new message is my AOL address while at the same time 2) the earlier netscape.net address is not eliminated?

This is needed due to the huge number of fake messages containing as names legit places, but the real URL proves them to be fakes for phishing. AOL had it for a while but now it is lost.

It would be great when within an email, there was a "back to inbox" arrow that would take you back to the Inbox, rather than having to click on the Inbox in the left pane. (Similar to what gmail already has). Just a thought for easier navigation.

Need Sub Bullet Points Please

Make the boxes bigger so I hit the right button when I'm typing. It would be nice to be able to hit the send once. Or tap the side menu and the right thing beingclicked

Hold e-mails in drafts complete after they have been written might be a good idea. Stop erasing work done, AOL

Re: Webmail
It would be great if we could set up the vacation responder to send notices to 'contacts only.'

DO NOT MERGE THIS WITH ANY OTHER REQUEST. IT IS NOT THE SAME!!!!!!!!
I used to be able to have the spam filter turned off. Suddenly, AOL started deciding what was spam. I don't see this on Outlook where I collect my message. I had eight orders from one company go into spam. Give back the option to disable the spam blocker. I can decide for myself what I want to keep and what I want to delete.

Change your instructions to read that you only want a MOBILE (i.e. cellphone) number -- but NOT a landline number.

how can I move all my favorites at one time to another aol email address