how to Logout from yahoo account by one click only

hi guys, i need your help, i got win xp pc & Internet Explorer latest, first i Login into yahoo account then i finish my email checks. after this it is very deficult to Logout fron yahoo account, i have to do 2 clicks to logout from yahoo.

and when i am doing this 2 clicks to Logout, that click goes and click on yahoo Advertisements most of the time, so i like to know "how to Logout from yahoo account by one click only". Currently it is becomes very deficult to Logout from yahoo Account.

Hope you guys knows any solutions, if any Add-ons work then let me know which Add-ons i have to install on my PC.


thanks for your replies.

What happens if you uncheck the option that tells yahoo to keep you signed in & then just close you browser when finished?

hi there, thanks for your fast reply.

my computer used my 3 family members in my home, and every one having their own email address in yahoo. so i must have to login & logout every time.


hope you understand my situation, so i like to know the eassiest way to Properly Logout from yahoo account, so that it should not get conflict or damage emails or erase emails or any other problem etc. If i not properly Logout from yahoo or if i randomly close by wrong way yahoo account.


thanks

I understand.

The method that I outlined will do what you want in one click.

If you will uncheck the option that tells yahoo to keep you signed in...
...then closing the browser will log you out.

Please test that and let me know if it works for you like it does for me.

thanks a lot i will give a try.

For privacy, a separate user account might be best.

I find this odd:
starting with IE9 clear of cookies and temp files
visit this URL: http://us.mc598.mail.yahoo.com/mc/launch
(which happens to be for the classic interface)
the option to stay signed in will be unchecked

log in
close browser
revisit this URL: http://us.mc598.mail.yahoo.com/mc/launch
the option to stay signed in will be checked

how annoying - users have to remember to uncheck that option each time if a cookie is set
...or use a different user profile.

UsernameIssues said:

For privacy, a separate user account might be best.

Absolutely, especially if privacy is a concern.