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Respectfully disagree. Desktop Outlook is largely abandon-ware at this point, with no real development or improvements taking place for over ten years and Micro
by Someone1234 6y ago
Respectfully disagree. Desktop Outlook is largely abandon-ware at this point, with no real development or improvements taking place for over ten years and Microsoft's efforts being almost exclusively focused on their online/webmail offers (e.g. Outlook.com/Office 365).
- ludditeparttime 6y ago> no real development or improvements taking place for over ten years You write this like it is a bad? Outlook does what it needs to do, send and receive email. I personally am glad that the changes which affect me have been minor. Email is a solved problem, no need for change for change sake. Have you used Outlook365 on Desktop recently?
- ricohboy 6y agoThey change and break Outlook regularly, and the only communication channel is a random Microsoft employee on a support forum I wish they would leave it alone but they are changing things for change’s sake
- jankiehodgpodge 6y agoNot that I use it but Outlook in Office 365 is radically different. Has full integration with M365 groups etc.