I don't think this is quite true...
It seems that the contents of the inbox are lazy-loaded and it's only showing the number of emails that have currently been loaded - not the total number in the inbox
For example:
I have an inbox "On My Computer" where the tooltip says "0 items"
I click on the inbox, and some emails appear
The tooltip now says "25 items"
I scroll down the list of emails, forcing a load, and the number reported in the tooltip increases as more items are loaded
Exactly. This is NOT fixed. This is a lazy band-aid approach. It only counts 1,000 pre-loaded emails for each folder. So if you have 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, or even 20,000 emails in a folder… you could be scrolling down for a LONG time to load all the emails to get an actual item count. I’ve been at my job for 10+ years now… so that’s just not going to work. Then if you close Outlook… you’ll have to scroll/load them all over again to see the true count again (just as I expected).
I’m sticking with the Legacy version until I’m forced to switch. Microtrash never fails to deliver subpar updates. Which is the reason I switched to a Mac to begin with.
P.S. How about the missing option/dialogue to stop auto-saving cancelled blank messages in “Drafts”? What about the lack of a connection status indicator? The miniature, lackluster side panel for Calendars, To-Dos, Notes, etc?
Those are just from an hour of trying out the “New Outlook” version yet again - HOPING it would be better by now. It’s simply not.