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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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Think I am doing the same. absolutey ridiculous that this feature is one we have to beg for. Built a rig and gonna list it online today. Here we goooooo Apple!!!
I have done just that. Gone back to my full on Apple ecosystem. All my contacts, calendars, reminded, todo’s are in one place. My unified inbox, sent box are all working brilliantly. My Microsoft 365 delivers perfectly to Apple mail. My contacts are all in one place and pop up as I need to send emails or make calls or reminders or appointments. It all works and is interconnected with my phone. The one App that needs me to run Windows benefits from my new Apple OS and the new Parallels so fully integrates. It makes Winds work like an Apple App. I am in heaven after 3 years of hell.
When I reverted the Outlook change back to my Windows 10 mail they asked why and I responded "no unified inbox". A message indicated it was planned for a future update.
That being said, I've gone back to my old favorite Thunderbird which has as many if not more useful features the either Windows Mail or Ourlook. I'll probably uninstall both in the near future!
What I did was bring multiple email accounts into the new Outlook and create a "Favorite" for each inbox. It's sort-of-but-not-really solution to having a real unified inbox, like a real mail program would.
I wish they would have pointed out I dont have a unified inbox. this feature was evenavailable in 1960. Now I have to setup in another email app. :(