Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
Totally agreeing with you.
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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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Totally agreeing with you.
It would be great if Microsoft actually read these submissions and gave a **** about what their "clients" want.
Why would they start now? Contempt for customers is one of Microsoft's founding principles.
Why is this? I´m not familiar with the Exchange-protocol in detail. All I know is that it exists, but not sure how it makes it impossible to have an consolidated inbox. Feel free to explain (I´m eager to know more!) if you got the time. :)
This is why Microsoft has such a terrible reputation. They create their own problems over and over again. Once they created the proprietary "Microsoft Exchange" protocol for email, it screwed up the ability to have a consolidated inbox....
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.
I think most people that don't have multiple email accounts don't really use something like outlook... if you only got one email (most of the time gmail), you just use gmail on the phone.
I think most people that use outlook (or the previous mail for windows) need some kind of email client for more than one email account.
If they don't implement this they will lose a lot of people