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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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The old Outlook allowed you to click different Emails and it would istantly go to inbox without the annoying dropdown. This shouldn't have been changed.
A workaround for part of the issue, but MS really need to stop at least make this NEW outlook feature parity with all the other Outlook variants out there and especially the Mail app they are replacing. The average home user isn't going to want to fiddle about to get some approximation back. Then again, I'm guessing MS have 'telemetry' saying a majority of people don't have multiple email accounts, which might be right but then they will be on gmail anyway.
You are probably correct that most people probably have only one email account such as Gmail or Yahoo, etc. I however have three I use all the time and two I never use. If Microsoft doesn't create a linked inbox I'll go back to my old standby Thunderbird which works just fine.
It would be great if Microsoft would chime in and let us know what there plans are to make sure the functionality of Mail is available in Outlook for Windows before they sunset Mail.
It would be great if Microsoft actually read these submissions and gave a **** about what their "clients" want.