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The previous native Windows Mail app provided the option to have an "All Inboxes" view. It appears the new Outlook does not? Or am I missing something?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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How in the holy hell is something so basic and fundamental, that was present before, is such a deal that it's still not corrected as of 2/12/2024.
New Outlook is trash.
Why were the changes made? Because they don't make any frakking sense at all.
Why did you make it actually bad when it was at least not bad before?
im taking my unified inbox and going home; hmmpf take that!!
ha ha ha right? It's a big decision after all it is the most superficial or non functioning aspect of the entire program, why not put all efforts on this?
I am running Outlook on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra with 8 email addresses, and the Unified mailbox is flawless.
This is such a Microsoft own-goal.
I've started using Thunderbird again after using Windows Mail for the last few years. It's as useful and customizable as it ever was. I highly recommend it as a free good email program. It has unified folders and easily handles my 3 email accounts.