New Outlook with multiple accounts

I'm sorry but you should actually know what you are talking about before misrepresenting something. As a real IT professional and not the sorry excuse for the pretend ones on here (I know you aren't representing yourself as such), let me explain to you and anyone who has been misled by your link.

A SHARED INBOX IS NOT a unified inbox - a shared inbox is for a group of people (say the BBC news team) to access the same emails, which will have, for example, the email address of ******@bbc.co.uk. When a member of the news team logs into his/her PC and then opens his/her email, that person will then see, and be able to open, the shared inbox. When someone sends an email to that address it goes into that inbox for all the team to read as long as that person on the team has permissions to 'see' the inbox. As it acts like a separate account this will result in yet another account in your list of multiple accounts.

A unified inbox takes all your emails from every account and presents them in one place, acting like a search (which is why the workarounds for Microsoft's incompetence in this area is to do exactly that - make a search query to act like a unified inbox, which is a shoddy and rubbish solution).

Microsoft NEEDS to get it's useless act together and sort this ASAP

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&searchterms=%23newoutlookforwindows%2C375635

As per Microsoft update, it will be rollout on March 2025

I tried Mailbird for a year.. found it OK but overpriced.

I just installed Bluemail last week and so far so good!

And I flipped some nasty feedback to MS to complain about their ignorance around ignoring unified accounts..until that's implemented, I am GONE.

I am using Microsoft Teams quite extensively, an one of the nice features is that every Team has its own dedicated email address created automatically.

However, the Inboxes for these addresses are all located under the "Groups" header in Outlook, and I always have to scroll all the way down to see if there are any new messages in any group.

How easy would it be to have a unified inbox, in which all messages received in inboxes for different Office 365 groups appear.

Why is this so hard to program in Outlook, when apparently this is already possible in virtually all other email software?

This is really a big shortcoming of Outlook in Windows.

I like thunderbird, but as I have multiple email accounts and multiple devices I have discovered and been trying out Blue Mail - it is available for Windows, Mac, and Android. So far so good :-)

BlueMail https://bluemail.me