"All Inboxes" setting for the new Outlook that is part of Windows 11 (not Office)

Thank you for the info. Has there been any updates?

Thanks for the advice on alternatives. I will definitely try out the opensource versions.

Hi

I am using Windows 10 and office 365.

I managed to get a unified Inbox by creating a macro that does it.

below is the code that worked for me.

Process

from the Outlook screen

press Alt+F11 to launch VBA

selected "ThisOutlooksession"

then entered the below. Only drawback is you have to enable macros

Sub UnifiedInbox()

Dim xExplorer As Outlook.Explorer

Dim xSearch As String

On Error Resume Next

xSearch = "folderpath:Inbox"

Set xExplorer = Outlook.Application.ActiveExplorer

xExplorer.Search xSearch, olSearchScopeAllFolders

Set xApp = Nothing

End Sub

Too late.
I'm now using MailSpring on PC

and FairMail on android

Both are open source, free, both works better than outlook, both got unified inbox by default (and if anything change I'll just make a fork).

I was stupid to be stuck on outlook so long... Don't use workaround, just use a different client.

If you don't like what I suggested try thunderbird, k-9 mail or anything else that suit you.

It took me a few hours to try multiple clients to see what was working and what was not... for me MailSpring is the best on PC and FairMail the best on mobile.

And yes I know outlook on mobile still got unified inbox, but no reason to risk. It was easier to change.

I have been suffering the same until I came across the VBA option. I followed the instructions from the attached link. It creates an Icon which displays the unified inboxes.

****documents/outlook/5187-outlook-display-show-all-inboxes.html#:~:text=In%20the%20Microsoft%20Visual%20Basic%20for%20Applications%20window%2C,%27Update%20by%20Extendoffice%2020180504%20Dim%20xExplorer%20As%20Outlook.Explorer