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At work I switched from the Outlook client app to the web version as soon as we migrated our email from on-prem Exchange to MS365 (cloud hosted). Specifically,
by snowwrestler 3y ago
At work I switched from the Outlook client app to the web version as soon as we migrated our email from on-prem Exchange to MS365 (cloud hosted).
Specifically, I get my email at outlook.office.com. Works great in Safari and Chrome on Mac.
Searching old emails is way faster and easier in the web version. It takes up no space on my machine, and there are not thousands of potentially sensitive emails sitting on the hard drive of a laptop I carry around. Way better all around.
I also run Teams in a Chrome tab instead of the Mac app. It runs way more efficiently that way for some reason.
- procarch2019 3y agoOccasionally I find myself somewhere I need to access email but have no network connection. No local cache means a big ol’ screw me
- grudg3 3y ago> Searching old emails is way faster and easier in the web version. It takes up no space on my machine, and there are not thousands of potentially sensitive emails sitting on the hard drive of a laptop I carry around. Way better all around. Do Mac computers not encrypt their drives? Like Bitlocker on Windows? Having sensitive information on your laptop should not be a worry if your IT team does their job right.
- xcdzvyn 3y agoThey do, it's enabled by default I believe. macOS also wipes the private key from memory whenever the laptop is asleep, rather than keeping it around like LUKS or BitLocker.