Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
A good solution, but to be able to open these emails, you still need to switch between mailboxes. Personally, I find any switching in itself inconvenient.
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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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A good solution, but to be able to open these emails, you still need to switch between mailboxes. Personally, I find any switching in itself inconvenient.
Since there's no Unified Inbox, is there at least a way to identify accounts that have new mail? I have 10 accounts that I use for various purposes, and I don't want to have to open each one individually to see which, if any, have new mail. The old outlook would provide a count of unread mail in the relevant accounts inbox.
Not having this function is a major failing and a really strong reason to use something else for people handling multiple mail accounts.
eM Client does indeed have a Unified Inbox. It calls it All Inboxes. eM Client has a free version as well as paid. The free one allwed my two GMail accounts to be in the All Inbox folder. I do not know if the free version allows more than two accounts here.
If new Outlook is not delivered with a Unified Inbox then I shall go back to using eM Client which I only abandoned when Windows Mail had a Unified Inbox. This feature is a real deal breaker for me and from reading this thread, many others too.
yes please add all inboxes feature, its a pain having to go through each account inbox 1 at a time