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> Many webmail services offer this, but the difference is that the Windows program is a local program, not a cloud service. Is it really? The comments on the o
by dewey 3y ago
> Many webmail services offer this, but the difference is that the Windows program is a local program, not a cloud service.
Is it really? The comments on the original Heise article mention that Heise actually misunderstood it and it's basically just a link to the web interface in the task bar so it's not a local app.
- jeroenhd 3y agoI can't see any indication that it's actually a web interface in Microsoft's announcement. Looking at the Microsoft Store entry (https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/outlook-for-windows/9NRX63209R7B?hl=en-US&gl=US https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/outlook-for-windows/9NRX63...) I don't really see any indication of it being a web app either. Maybe they're hiding their web app Electron/Tauri style, but I would certainly expect it to be local-only based on the way it's advertised and designed.