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I switched to the new outlook and it is no longer showing the total number of emails in each folder.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Want it displayed next to each email address at the root/folder level, so do not have to open up each folder individually to see if there are any new messages. See picture above. Thanks for the comment.
Is there any chance to have this issue resolved?
I believe that now, with more than 90 replies, it is well described.
This does not work for me in Outlook window app, nothing comes up on hover and no context menu option.
Appears you have to hover over the mailbox to determine this. #dislike!
No it is not resolved. I would vote to keep it open and let people continue to voice their opinion until Microsoft listens about a feature they removed for no logical reason?