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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?
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I believe that there's some executive in the windows outlook management chain that doesn't like unified inbox. And, if he/she doesn't like it, nobody else could either, ergo there's no need to spend time on this, right?
seems like changing icons takes priority ;):)
Its been a year and still no unified inbox. I don't think they are taking this very seriously.
clearly ios has clued in to getting people in a seamless ecosystem of their products as they are winning the race. Microsoft if you want to do the same (and you have the capacity) how you leave the unified inbox out is beyond any logic of bringing people over. The decision maker on this one should not be making decisions at the level they do. Third party mail app loading.....smh
Yes, the same for my s21 ultra! It's ridiculous.