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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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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.
Not only that... with All Inboxes I can get all the sent items, deleted items, spam items in one "folder".
With the favourites I can only check for new mails... and I need to switch for each of my email account... that sucks.
Please Microsoft just fix this before you discontinue Windows Mail... I really don't want to switch to thunderbird since I got some problem with my company mail account that will not work properly on thunderbird... but I can still check that single mail account on the browser if I need to, so if you do not make All inboxes a thing as soon as possible I will still switch.
Microsoft please do not terminate Mail until you have a true "unified" inbox for Outlook. Mail and Outlook ios are the only Microsoft product providing a true unified inbox and failure to provide that feature in outlook will force me to choose another product for a unified inbox.
Please if you can do it in Mail and Outlook for ios why cant you do it in Outlook for Windows?
Well said. My feelings exactly. I only hope that decision-makers at Microsoft actually read comments on this forum.
It feels a bit ridiculous when the mobile (Android and iOS) Outlook App works seamlessly in terms of "All Inbox" when the Outlook for Windows still lacking this basic function!