The New Outlook seems not to support email.

When I click on it I get: The following accounts and items aren't supported and won't be available in the new Outlook.

It then lists all my email accounts, IMAP, POP, Gmail and Outlook plus On My Computer folders

For those of us who use lots of IMAP accounts, the New Outlook will be a disaster. We will be cut-off from Emails. Also the On your computer saved emails has gone away. If this is close to the final version then Apple Mail is the only solution. Please fix this.

Please make a setting that composing new emails & replies is done in popup window, rather than in-page. Literally everyone I know writes multiple emails at the same time, not just one, and people pop-open some old emails to drag stuff into new emails they are writing. Forcing me to click the icon to pop out the window is just ridiculous.

Switched to new Outlook (Mac) and switched right back! The Status bar at the bottom missing. Can't see the number of mails in the active folder or the last sync time/status.

Hard to believe, but the new Outlook doesn't support storing of emails locally on my Mac.

The old Outlook (Outlook for Mac v16.42 does support email stored locally. This is a critical feature which you've dropped.

What were you thinking Microsoft??? Are you trying to drive me to a non-Microsoft email client? It sure looks that way.

Give back the option to choose text encoding under Format tab. It is greyed out and it is set to automatic.

When switching emails/views in Outlook, light mode set as background doesn't stay as a default option and reverts back to dark mode.

Folks send me email with attachments, however, these attachments get buried and potentially lost to "untrained eyes" if they do not know to revert back to the original message. Consider adding attachments to the email chain. That way if I send a message containing attachments to 3 people and people do respond, others can still see the original attachments.

In the earlier versions of the new outlook for mac it supported icloud email just fine and then it was completely dropped. Please add support back.

auto drop down for miss spellings (the same as the updated feature in Word - missspelt word is highlighted in red, mouse over brings up suggestions)

In Outlook for Windows, I can specify the default folder/source to use when searching the Address Book for a contact. The Mac seems to be missing this feature. When I open the Address Book (either directly or clicking the icon when composing a message), I am always taken to the company directory (we have Microsoft 365 Business Premium). I would like to set the default for searches to be All Folders (which should probably be the default setting, anyway). I should be able to select any one of the folders as the default search source.

Hello, good morning! I suggest you offer the capability of replacing the blue underline in hyperlinks with color options to match fonts, thank you.

Before the newest Outlook update the badge icon would update to tell me how many emails I had waiting without having to have the application actively open on my computer screen. With the new update this no longer happens. The only way the badge icon updates is once you open the application.

I liked before having the notification on my desktop to tell me I had emails waiting. The same way it works on my phone to tell me I have a notification.

With a dialogue popping up based on filters, Mac user needs to close the dialogue and open the subfolder to read the mail.
This is quite annoying in contrast to Windows implementation where the mails can be accesses directly from the notification dialogue which again lists all display dialogues in one pop-up window

RSS feeds through outlook

The current look allows me to remove the columns that display the action icons that allow to delete or archive the email on the focussed line. The "New Outlook" does not allow that, and places those icons in the middle of the line where I click on them by accident all the time.