Microsoft Outlook

Very frustrating that my account asked for a compulsory password change on Christmas Day then refused to let me sign in. The day where we needed my email in order to use new Christmas presents. Two very disappointed children and an extremely frustrated mother. Why would you do that on Christmas Day? Couldn’t you just wait an extra day or two for the compulsory password change?

I’m addicted , my personal email is also on outlook.

Easy to use

Always reliable like an Old Friend. BB

Fantastic, very easy use and simple.

best ever to use 🫡

Overall an amazing email client. Search function is very powerful allows quickly finding emails. However the landscape mode is very poor. Doesn't utilise the whole width of the display and bottom bar/reply wastes so much vertical space. Needs to also minimise the bottom bar/reply when the side bar is minimised

Yet another mobile app that follows Microsoft concert conscious decision to prioritise its own commercial agendas at the cost of the user - as is the case with Microsoft’s webapps, OneDrive, and desktop PC applications. Microsoft, and it’s infinite wisdom, has decided that your ability to use its products as productivity tools as you like and without constant frustration and lost time is secondary to its agendas. in the case of it’s OneDrive app, not only is it bad enough that you have minimal control of file sync on desktop PC, but worse, Microsoft is insistent on you abandoning the logical and established inbox view in favour of prioritising access to the emails that Microsoft has clearly read or at least read and analysed it’s metadata to present you a list of seemingly unrelated and often times unwanted or irrelevant emails rather than making the default view the same as the inbox view many of us have used for the better part of the last 30 years. if you’ve succumbed to Microsoft m’s constant interruptions when using outlook for business and other Office and business productivity offerings on desktop Windows and given the new so-called massively improved user interface a twirl only to conclude that it is essentially a desktop version of the Outlook Web app that you have already tried - and or experienced frustration and resentment with Microsoft and it’s increasing willingness to create user friction and unnecessary wasted time by progressively eroding what little productivity benefits its applications still provide in the interest of displaying as many advertisements as possible of its subscription product offerings in the hope that you will pay an ongoing fee for yet another buggy and poorly documented subscription service then stay well away from this resource Hungary, data wasting, stinking pile of garbage

I have a 365 subscription but get the ads in my inbox when using outlook

Good enough personalisation but one thing I’d like is a setting to not have to confirm whether I want to delete junk mail or not. I want it to be swipe - deleted. Not swipe - are you sure? - delete