In Outlook Online (outlook.live.com/mail), when I'm typing an email in HTML format (rather than plain mode), an annoying popup appears over my text every time I highlight a piece of text. The popup obscures my text (sometimes even the literal text I'm writing, depending on my window size and where the popup simply chooses to appear) and is NOT helpful at all. I have checked Settings several times and cannot find out how to disable it.

I guess it is intended to "help" me access the font size button, bold button, and italic button, etc., faster... but those buttons are literally millimetres away at the bottom of the window. I don't need them to ALSO appear un-requested while I'm composing an email.

This popup appears every single time I highlight a word, which I often do to move text around for more clarity, correct spelling, delete passages, and anything else I want, to be honest.

Please make this feature OPTIONAL, as in, allow a user to disable it in Settings.

I should not be forced to use Plain format, completely giving up the ability to customize my email with regard to font size, bold, underline, highlights, and all manner of other useful communication tools, just to get rid of this useless popup. Thank you.

This issue is regarding Configuration options for outlook.com"Invitations > Control how invitations, responses, and notifications are handled, not visible on any desktop computer browsers. Only visible on iPad browser.
While the look of the account on outlook.com can be different across browsers and platforms. But I am unable to understand how and why some options are available only on a particular browser. No other browser on any platform shows this option (unless you change the user agent on that browser to state Apple Safari (iPad)).
This difference implies discrimination between different types of users based on their platform, which is illogical and unfair. Please provide these options on all browsers (IE, Chrome, Edge, Safari etc) and on all platforms (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android etc), without the need for special steps (changing the default user agent in browser).

SUGGESTION FOR: Outlook Web App / Calendar

CONTEXT: I work at two cross-affiliated institutions that use totally different systems (Microsoft and Google) for emails, calendars, etc, and it's a huge hassle to manage both. I wish to sync everything up and setup one main Outlook calendar that I can share with everyone for planning meetings/events. However, it looks like calendars can currently only be shared separately.

SUGGESTION: Add a way to allow aggregating multiple calendars into one for the purpose of sharing/publishing. Bonus points if this feature can also be used with calendars sync'd from other services such as Google Calendar.

IMPLEMENTATION: It seems like calendars are currently designed to be shared individually which would make it difficult to merge. Perhaps one way this can be done is by automatically copying/overlaying contents of selected calendars into one chosen target calendar, without actually displaying those contents in the target calendar. This would prevent duplicates when viewing calendars but still allow them to show up together when sharing one of the calendars.

UI EXAMPLE: In the share/publish settings for Calendar A, have an "Include calendars..." option where I can select calendars B, C and E (but not D) so that anyone looking at my shared calendar A will simultaneously see my availabilities derived from calendars B, C and E.