• ramble81@lemm.ee
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    2 years ago

    The new Outlook looks like a standalone app version of OWA. They’re probably doing that to unify code bases but it’s seriously lacking some features that Outlook had.

    • Can’t open PST files
    • Sort was borked
    • Couldn’t set caching options for Exchange

    And that’s just a few I remember. Though it’s been a good year since I’ve played with it last.

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    2 years ago

    It’s still so weird to me that Microsoft - who has their own, now modern, native UI framework for Windows - barely uses it in any of their own applications, instead more and more relying on Electron Edge WebView2, barely following their own design language. Do they even want people to use Windows?

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    2 years ago

    The only reason I ever even tried “Outlook (new)” was because the old Microsoft “Mail” app was trash (the piece of shit wouldn’t even let me send plain text email). I immediately lost interest as soon as I realized there was a bunch of 365 shit bundled into it that I couldn’t disable.

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      2 years ago

      What do you mean? Its easy!

      Teams White and Purple=hotmail

      Teams Purple and White=365 for business

      Teams Lavender (new)=Electron App

      Teams Mauve (with Knuckles)=Teams except you are talking exclusively to Copilot AI

      Teams Royal Purple (360 Edition)= Used by the Kansas City Royals baseball team

      Teams Sky-Blue and White (Me)=Skype for Business

      Teams Periwinkle= Codename for Slack