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hate the new outlook that is replacing win mail. any alternative that is similar to win mail that is simple and fast to load?
this is probably worse than the decision to remove group all at task bar and so many people refused to upgrade to win 11 because of that. what is Ms thinking?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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Agreed. I suspect they believe recent changes are the greatest inovations since sliced-cheese when nothing could be further from the truth!
Me too, Sara. Lost all my contacts in the switch. Also, 3 times now it has emptied my inbox immediately upon opening it. Regularly when sending a message it say "something went wrong. message not sent.
I am looking for an alternative. I hate it.
Wiil any of that fix the issue of not being able to login, even though often the accounts are automatically migrated over from Windows Mail. Will it fix the frustrating ads in the inbox feed? Will it stop Windows from automatically over riding my currently installed (still working and not yet outdated) version of Windows Mail? Will it stop Microsoft from intentionally, without my permission screwing with MY PC? I can tell you also, it won't stop me from moving to a totally different email client, because, quite frankly, that must be Microsofts intention here, annoying the **** out of users sooo much that they switch over
Looking at all the other comments, the issue is a LOT bigger than slow email. The people I work with agree with the comments I have read; that the application has taken a number or large steps backwards. Overall, the new outlook is a disappointing, low powered application compared to the versions we all worked with in the past.
If Microsoft worked furiously over the next year, I do not think it would be enough time to even bring it up to par with Outlook 2016.
The most disappointing thing, however, is that Microsoft changed all of this in a vacuum without truly knowing what the users of their application want.
I have read the most recent comments on this sorry version of Outlook. Couldn't agree more. Starting the first of November, I no longer receive emails. I even tried to send a message to myself and it never showed up in sent mail nor in my inbox. Tried to access my original version of Outlook and it is no longer available. Am currently looking for an alternative.