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It does. Outlook is where it is for email because of Windows.
by sudosysgen 3y ago
It does. Outlook is where it is for email because of Windows.
- midoridensha 3y agoWhat does Outlook have to do with Windows? Outlook is a web app. Outlook became popular because it was tied to Windows 20 years ago, but today this just isn't the case.
- sudosysgen 3y agoNo, Outlook isn't a webapp in a lot of entrenched corporate set ups. Many are relying on outlook plugins that only work on the executable, or don't have Azure AD and use their own local domain controllers, or local mail servers, etc... And besides, it's far easier to migrate between two webapps than it is away from a native app full of infra.