I have.used Outlook probably since the first release. Always fought using anything else. Moved to Mac a few months ago. Your product for Mac is horrible. Can't have more than one calendar via IMAP, new release eliminates ability to use folders. This app, along with all other MSFT apps won't autosave anywhere but OneDrive. It's horrible. As a long time user and big fan, I am now likely going to have to move to something else. And your big announcement of the new version of Outlook... Not about helping the user productivity in any way. Just changing the look? What a waste of development time and money. Additionally, when I called for help and was on chat support for an hour +, I was able to learn more searching online while waiting between messages than I ever was able to get from your rep. I don't want to change to something else and lose the comfort and familiarity I've been used to with MSFT, but it seems inevitable as MSFT apparently doesn't view Mac users as real customers deserving of the same functionality as Windows users. Disappointing.

Make the distinction between read and unread e-mails absolutely clear. It helps to have flagged e-mails in a tan shade so they now stand out. For unread e-mails, make the whole box black with reversed type so it's unmistakable they're not yet read. Once they're read, make the text not as bold in the inbox pane, like it used to be. With the new change, the only difference between read and unread e-mails is that the subject line is in blue. Also, the top menu is so light and faint and the spacing makes each item blend into the next. Make them stand out with boldness and color.

Another thing: please don't feel like you have to make changes so often. It just adds one more layer to our workday to have to adjust to so many changes. They're not needed!

I often need to precisely select and copy text out of emails, but unlike MS Word, there does not appear to be an option in Outlook to turn off the "Select Entire Word" functionality. As a result, I have to copy chunks of text from Outlook, paste them into a text editing application and then select exactly the characters I need, or I'm forced to spend extra time deleting the extra characters from whatever application I have pasted them in. This is extremely frustrating behavior for some of us and shouldn't be forced on the users with no option to turn it off.

I was spell checking a paper on my MacBook Pro in Microsoft Word 365 I was writing for class and then after spell check was finished and I clicked OK, there was highlighting/shading on my text, and I tried erasing the formatting and hitting no color on shading and that did and hitting no color on highlighting and the highlighting would not disappear and I ended up contacting support and the rep suggested I redownloading my Google doc to Microsoft word and then spell check and see what happens and thankfully on the second time through it didn't highlight the text randomly. This must be a bug in Word it needs to be addressed.

I work at an organization with G Suite, and I'd like to configure Outlook replies to be "invisible" from Gmail replies.

For macOS, this means better control over fonts, and control over the custom attribution.

I set my default reply font to Arial 11, but I am reading messages in Calibre. Also, my attribution text will appear in Calibre when my message above it appears in Arial! I'd like to change the font everywhere ("On [DATE], "[NAME]" [ADDRESS] wrote:")

I'd also like to change the attribution so I can match Google's default of "On Aug 28, 2020, "... rather than Outlook's "On 8/26/2020, "...