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You wouldn't install and configure an app on a different machine for quick instance. Which you do for a webpage. Hence outlook can't assume that the message can
by tjoff 2y ago
You wouldn't install and configure an app on a different machine for quick instance. Which you do for a webpage. Hence outlook can't assume that the message can be recovered because it can't assume it will ever see that local storage again.
A webapp has it's place. It is an inferior option but it is convenient for when you lack access to a proper client, doesn't make sense for them to target the same goals.
- necovek 2y agoI am surprised you still insist on the assymetry: there is nothing guaranteeing you'd ever start up that desktop client again. While it is easier to set up a "transient" web app client, it's also easier to get up a "permanent" web app client, and many people do use the very same computer and browser for accessing a web app just the same.