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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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Don't get me wrong, I do like the new Outlook... but to fall short on something like this and also proofing tools when typing in multiple languages... huh :(
The eM Client is a fairly popular Outlook replacement. I don't know if it has a unified Inbox.
According to the screen shot at https://www.emclient.com/ there is a unified inbox called "All Inboxes."
Mailbird, BlueMail...
The eM Client is a fairly popular Outlook replacement. I don't know if it has a unified Inbox.
This. And I kind of hate windows mail. What's the best email client out there these days outside of what MS pushes on us? Time for a third party solution.