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Microsoft says Windows Mail app won’t fully disappear, but here is why you won’t want to use it
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this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2024
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So they are replacing windows mail with Microsoft outlook, which was replaced by windows mail years ago (well not really 100% true, its fun to think of it that way)
Although, to be fair, maintaining two mail clients is pretty stupid.
If they can stop pushing all the separate half baked "new"/"beta/"work" versions of mail and teams, and just update them so everyone's on the same garbage apps, that would be great.
I just love how outlook is supposedly their best effort in the email segment, yet I have literally had it show me that a new email has arrived, then hiding it, and the only way for it to become visible again is to restart the app. This happens at least once a week.
Happens to me all the time too, I'll open it via the notification and it just won't show up.
Or I'll delete an email about 5 time until its finally gone.