change color/image of account
make it possible to select an individual color for the accounts instead of automatically assigned color. and make it possible to have a picture instead of color+letter.

461 comments
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Too busy commented
Yes, please. I have 2 email accounts in Outlook. I'd like to create my own color codes so they are more recognizable to me.
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Farag, Mechaiel commented
My idea was inspired by what the Samsung native email app does. This idea is very helpful for me because I can quickly identify the urgency of each email, especially when sent from a generic account (like to all users) with a vague subject. Thank you very much for taking suggestions.
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peter heath commented
email from service @ PayPal shows .sp. in coloured circle! I want to change letters to show just .p.
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William Giandoni commented
bubble color (red and orange) are too similar and makes it difficult distinguishing between accts.
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Channelle byrne commented
want to be able to change the icon colours for multiple email accounts. currently shows 2 letters however some email addresses can have the same colour-why can't we change this!!
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Anthony Penta commented
Be able to add two letters instead of just 1 letter when you have multiple mailboxes with same letter confusing
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Bessem Eyong commented
If you have multiple email addresses, the email icons on the left panel are all random colours which you cannot change.
The colours are randomly assigned by outlook and can actually be the same colour which is unhelpful in being able to quickly differentiate between email address. The random colours aren't appealing and affects the overall look of the design.
I hope the design team can add this feature. It may be small but it could fix a long irritation for many outlook users. -
Andrea Serra commented
Need to customize circles rappresenting the added account. On the lateral bar it will be better to quickly recognize the account we are going to select BEFORE clicking on. Give us the possibility to change the color, change the initial letter inside or choose an image to better identifying the account.
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Marro, Michael (Spike) commented
I just switched from the default email app on my Samsung S9+. I have multiple email accounts. Why doesn't the Outlook widget have a way to distinguish which email came from which account?
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Glenn Koçak commented
this would be such a welcome addition for a consolidated Mail app that focuses on having all your email account in one app. With so many different accounts recognising them in the side menu is very confusing. Especially because you cannot reorder them either.
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Woolger Training commented
2 blue icons
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ERDEM SOYMAN commented
Hepsini sil seçeneği koyarsanız, mailbox kolayca temizlenir
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Pedro j. Sanchez Martínez commented
no me deja dejar abierto mi correo en el movil, y he de poner correo y contraseña cada vez q quiero mirarlo
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Stefan Troost commented
Now I can only see the first letter of the mailaddress. Since all my mailadresses start with the same letter, it is impossible to know which one is which.
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Yvonne Roberts commented
Hate these very off putting colours . Especially the red delating band . All very distracting !
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Paul Finn commented
Why do you force your account colours on your users? Mine have changed at last twice over the past, please let us configure them.
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julia.riddington@jriddington.co.uk commented
Enable the letter in the account icon circle to be changed so multiple accounts with the same initial letter can more easily identified.
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Ben Scott-Geddes commented
Read it
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kethavath.nayak@cipla.com commented
yes
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Ginny Scarfino commented
I have 15 email addresses in Outlook for Android. When I want to look at the inbox of a specific address, I have to guess at which circle to tap. I pick one, and am put into the inbox, and then I have to tap on the circle again to see which email address I've actually chosen. Let me control what goes in the circle and it's colour, and control the order they're displayed in. Or at a minimum let me expand the list so that I can see tbe full email address for each circle.