Hmm, but they still allow POP/IMAP for free? Most companies who want money for their premium mail service (e.g. mail.com/1&1) include that with removing ads, wh

Hmm, but they still allow POP/IMAP for free? Most companies who want money for their premium mail service (e.g. mail.com/1&1) include that with removing ads, which seems a much bigger incentive. I do kinda like the new outlook.com interface, but the way the conversation view works makes it basically unusable to me. Not that MS ever had big taste in that regard, as I still blame Outlook for basically establishing top quoting as standard.