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Revision as of 20:15, 8 January 2021
1995
Website version
1995–1996
August 1995
Late 1995
1996–2013
1996–2009
.svg "Yahoo! 1996 (Print).svg (7 KB)")
Print version
Website version (1996–2002)
Another website version which is more clear. This version was used in the 2000's and the 2003-2013 Yahoo! Japan logo.
The Y! logo (1997–2009)
Logo with the slogan “Do You Yahoo!?” used from 1999-2002
Print logo with the slogan "Do you Yahoo!?"
2009–2013
Favicon
Alternate favicon
2013–2019
- See also: Yahoo!/2013 Pre-launch Logos
_(Print).svg "Yahoo! (2013) (Print).svg (16 KB)")
Print variant
App icon
Icon 
Mothers Day 2019 variant
2019–present
Print variant
Icon
White on purple icon
Logo used on the official press release of the new logo and the new Yahoo Mail. (clicking on the logo will direct you to the press, where this logo appears)
App icon
Halloween 2019 variant
.svg "Yahoo! 2020 (Valentine's Day Variant).svg (6 KB)")
Valentine's Day 2020 variant
St. Patrick's Day 2020 variant
Slogan used for COVID-19 pandemic
.svg "Yahoo! 2020 (Pride Month).svg (9 KB)")
Pride Month 2020 variant
Thanksgiving 2020 variant