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I use the Outlook web app on MacOS, and selecting text word by word no longer works (shift + option + arrow on a Mac keyboard). This stopped working sometime this weekend. I tried multiple browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari) and multiple Macs (Two different MBAs and one MB Mini). I tried it on a PC and it works fine. It seems that something broken on the web app for Mac users over the weekend.
This is a critical shortcut for things like copying and pasting or deleting. Anyone having the same problem and has an idea of what to do about it?
Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook on the web for business
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Most excellent. Thank you so much, Oliver and Ben for your work on that temporary solution! This was driving me insane.
No, in my case, the functionality hasn't been restored, still have TamperMokey script running.
Can also confirm, finally I can work more productively again :)
Mac User - confirmed - the functionality is restored! Nice!
I just turned off my TamperMonkey script to test. Yes, it looks like Microsoft fixed it for editing areas of normal paragraph text, but when editing bullet points or numbered text lines it still triggers the increase/decrease indent function. I think I'll keep my TamperMonkey script on for now as I generally don't use the increase/decrease indentation function nearly as much. Hopefully they push the fix to all paragraph types so we don't have to rely on our own patch.
PS. Big thank you to @Oliver Humpage and @Ben Unguren for the script!