Outlook webpage refreshes whenever emails with attachments are opened or writing new emails

Hi Good day everyone, I receently came across this issue.

When that refresh glitch occurs look in the address bar for the Outlook (PWA) app trying to install, it's at the end of your browser address bar in Chrome. It's a small icon,

if you click on it the Outlook (PWA) app will ask you if want to install it. Go ahead and install it. You should now have a Pop-Out Outlook app.

After you have installed the app, you will see the Pop-Out Outlook app. At the very top of the Pop-Out Outlook app click the 3 Dots, and uniinstall it.

Then go back to your Outlook on the Web and try to compose a new email and see if the resfresh glitch is gone.

Try it out, It worked for me, no clearing the cache or browsing history , clearing that stuff and signing in and out was a tempoary solution it came back hours later.

I've cleared my cache, and the issue has returned

I have the same issue this morning. ANY compose window instantly refreshes Chrome, which is 100% up to date including OSX. Extreemly frustrating I cannot write any emails in my business account today. I have Office360 through GoDaddy and installed the native OSX app and it says my license doesn't include the app, I HAVE to use the web. So I'm completely stuck. Microsoft SUCKS

I have the problem only in Chrome. Web-based Outlook works fine when I use Edge, but not in Chrome, it won't let me respond to emails or compose new ones. I've updated Google Chrome, deleted Google Chrome and reinstalled, completely shut down the laptop, cleared cache and cookies....nothing has helped. But it's fine if I use Edge. Huh.

For anyone interested, I found a permanent fix. I ditched all Microsoft products.

I was already using Nextcloud for everything related to office suite (Word, Excel, PDF) and file hosting / sharing so this might not be an easy option for someone "deep" into Microsoft. I assure you it's worth it though!

Fastmail replaces calendars, contacts and e-mails.

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I know it's not an option for many, but even if it helps a single person, that'll be that. As the saying goes, put your money where your mouth is.