Currently. if I use the context menu in Junk to mark the message in focus as from a safe sender, it doesn't move the message I am viewing out of Junk. I have to perform a second, separate action to move it out of Junk.

This is completely counterintuitive. If I've chosen a sender as safe, then it follows that the messages are not Spam. Why make me take the additional step of telling the system that this message - from a sender I have just marked as safe - isn't spam?

You should change the logic so that if <sender marked as safe> then <move all messages from that sender to inbox>

Would be very optional yes and helpful but if we could delete hundreds if not thousands of emails within one click. I've had Hotmail since high school I'm now 38 and it has changed not for the bad but for the good to be identity safe for the users which I understand and appreciate. With all the other Advanced competitors I understand we need more positive helpful comments so that Hotmail can be one of the best most user friendly the cure for our children in grade school or High School and sometimes as we keep our email address throughout life we need to confide in you and trust in you. I have never received so much junk mail ever to Hotmail Gmail account does not receive a tenth of a percent if my Hotmail account has. So with that one click delete hundreds of emails to Mark as spam or block before deleting. That case if there is that much spam on the WWW this be one way to help us the user for the time being until something more helpful reliable and efficient comes along . Thank you for all your company done for us consumers anything I can do to get out let me know or let us know thank you ..E3
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If you use my idea how about a lifetime a free Hotmail account LOL that's right it is free us consumers be aware and treat with kindness because it could be in our own well doing we will have to start paying for an email account straight As Hotmail which could easily charged 29 95 a year just saying . Remember only us users of Hotmail can make Hotmail our proud user of email number one again in this market after all these years of fighting to be great I mean we can help them become the best have more positive reassuring comments reiterate just saying thank you Hotmail

Major Danger with new interface on email verification before opening
People now can no longer verify the source or IP adress before opening their emails

Since Microsoft changes the interface, when you receive an unopened email, without even opening it, you could click on the right side to see the source and IP address, so you can block or notify an attempt to Phishing.

Now to get the icon you are mentioning or click on the right side to see the mention (show the source of the message), you have no more choice to open it because these icons are found only after opening and not before. Consequently, if there is a virus, a worm or an evil intention to infect your system, by opening it, you infect your system.

This is why these icons or by clicking on the right side, this information must be inserted before and not after, which has always been the principle of security of Microsoft. Otherwise I will have to delete each time the messages of which I do not know the source.

The solutions would be that the icons or the function to show the source of the message should be locate at the top or by clicking on the right side BEFORE opening. This is unacceptable and endangers your own customers. Even if you change your settings and click to see the source, you will not be able to see before you open the email.

Give me your news and if possible rises this email to a higher level to make them understand that they play with the fire, because before we could check the emails without opening them, not anymore.

I look forward to hearing from Microsoft and thank you for your cooperation.

If you set up an email you have the option to set up a recovery email with it. My idea is to show which emails you have linked to your recovery email so you can always keep track of your other accounts.

So say that you have 5 emails, one of them is your main email, and your other 4 have your main set as recovery. I want to be able to see which emails are associated with my recovery so that I can remove any over the top old ones that I either closed down or have no access to anymore.

The very first email that I looked at in the Beta version of Outlook did not display correctly. This happened to be a daily newsletter from the Times of London. I had already looked at it before switching to the Beta version, and indeed did so again after changing back, and it was formatted perfectly correctly . In the Beta version, what should have been links to "read the full story", followed by a small arrow, filled the whole screen with a large blurry Arrow without text. This another display problems made the email virtually unreadable. It was almost like it was zoomed in many hundreds of times. My superfast Wi-Fi is working correctly, so I think the problem is with the new version of Outlook.

I expected the user interface to be somewhat different but not that the individual emails could not be displayed correctly.