The site reportedly is making gradual changes, such as creating a separate box for weather and reducing the number of links to Yahoo sites.
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The story notes some of the changes include a search bar that's now centered and is part of a darker toolbar that scrolls down the page, as well as separate boxes for local weather and astrology. Another change is fewer links to Yahoo sites on the left side, with Dating, Flickr, Games and others now apparently dropped from the list.
Yahoo won't confirm any of these changes, so we'll see what, if anything, emerges.
"Yahoo is continually developing and testing new product concepts in an effort to offer the most delightful experiences for users and advertisers," a spokeswoman said. "We don't have anything new to announce at this time."
Here's what Yahoo currently looks like:
Yahoo's current homepageScreenshot by Shara Tibken/CNET
