often play upon the player's launch, and some of them have a video, which caused problems due to increased memory usage. An occasional Nesquik ad disabled the pause and skip buttons, but the channel can be changed. Refreshing the web page would generally work to skip adds. As with the old service, unused skips did not roll-over. However, LAUNCHcast by CBS provided unlimited listening. For the first time, LAUNCHcast powered by CBS Radio was also available to Firefox and Safari users. It was also available as an app on the iPhone. The fan radio feature has returned to LAUNCHcast 5 months after CBS' takeover. Listeners could access the fan stations in the artist page by clicking on the "Artist Radio" link that corresponded with the artist/group. They also had the option to type in their favorite artist in the player itself. Unlike its old service, Yahoo Radio by CBS did not have the option for users to turn off explicit lyrics. Although a hard rock or a hip-hop station may have edited content, some explicit songs were mixed in there. The user would either tolerate such raw language, skip the song, or change the station. Since the merger, the LAUNCHcast branding slowly diminished, although LAUNCHcast was still verbally mentioned during some of their commercial breaks until March 2010. On February 4, 2010, Yahoo Music Radio banned users outside the U.S. from streaming online radio. An error message points to Last FM. "We're sorry, this station is unavailable from your current location. Instead, enjoy listening to...." In July 2010, it was renamed as Yahoo! Music Radio powered by Radio.com with the launch of CBS Radio's Radio.com service (since March 2021, it is now known as Audacy), and another redesign of its Yahoo! Music Radio player. Since July 2011, many Yahoo users reported that the LAUNCHcast plugin for Yahoo Messenger no longer worked. User attempts to contact customer service have been unsuccessful. 2012–2013/14: Yahoo Music Radio powered by iHeartRadio On June 28, 2012, Yahoo Music severed ties with CBS Radio and formed a new alliance with Clear Channel's iHeartRadio. The radio page was given a complete redesign, and much of the pre-programmed stations on Yahoo Music's roster has been eliminated and replaced by over 1,000 live broadcast and digital-only stations. For a couple examples: the "Indie Rock" station has been redirected to Los Angeles-based KCRW's Eclectic24 station, and "Today's Big Hits" has