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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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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.
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.
eM Client does indeed have a Unified Inbox. It calls it All Inboxes. eM Client has a free version as well as paid. The free one allwed my two GMail accounts to be in the All Inbox folder. I do not know if the free version allows more than two accounts here.
If new Outlook is not delivered with a Unified Inbox then I shall go back to using eM Client which I only abandoned when Windows Mail had a Unified Inbox. This feature is a real deal breaker for me and from reading this thread, many others too.
If they don't include a unified inbox for Outlook in Windows 10 I'll go back to my dependable Mozilla Thunderbird.
"All Inboxes" exists in the current Mac version of Outlook