How to add the 'All Accounts Inbox' in Outlook for Windows 11

I have the same situation. My Android phone shows emails from my outlook account and my gmail account at the same time. My windows 11 desktop doesn't. I have to open each individual email account. So what exactly is the advantage of using an email compiler if it doesn't compile?

wow, can't believe this still isn't a thing yet....

This issue if not solved will finally make me a convert to MAC - many many times I have almost done it - but if I cannot somehow combine all my email accounts into a 'unified' inbox then I am going to make the change.

Ok I wrote above that I had said all there was to be said regarding this & will say no more. As I had nothing new to add. But a small new thought below just occurred to me.

I’ve a theory about what’s happening here. Microsoft doesn’t care about old legacy features like these. They’re probably allocating cheapest engineering resources for maintenance of old legacy (basic) features like these. No big demand from what’s considered their topmost prima donna engineering for working on maintaining old legacy features like this.

Microsoft cares more about things like adding Bing AI search in Outlook. That’s the kind of stuff they’re pouring their money into right now.

I can’t speak for everyone. But speaking for myself: I don’t care about any Bing AI search in Outlook & will probably never use it. I just want the most basic boring & old legacy feature like this to work. If even such basic functionality doesn’t work, for me it’s a showstopper.

Microsoft's stance (or lack thereof) is downright offensive to its users! This is a clear representation of Microsoft's lack of commitment to its customers. This is a feature that has been requested for years. All other email clients, mobile and desktop apps, have this basic and important productivity feature (i.e., Unified Inbox). Outlook for macOS and iOS has this feature! Yet, Outlook for Windows and -- even more egregious -- Outlook for Office 365 don't!