Allow customized buttons in notifications such as Delete, Mark as Read, etc
Several other email apps have the ability to delete a message from the notification screen without having to go into the app. I know you can archive but having a delete function (or a choice of which function you want) would be awesome.
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Baldini Neri
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outlook Android App - is it possible to have the option of "mark as read" in the notification tray when a new email comes in? currently you only have archive, delete and reply.
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Thomas van Schalkwyk
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Easier or usual options for notifications bar when receiving emails, like the options delete and mark as delete and maybe archive or spam options
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Diana Ayala
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mark emails as read without opening the app
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Mr Mennim
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when a new email comes in, you should be able to mark it as read from the pull down menu in Android rather than just having the archive/delete/reply options.
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Robert Johnson
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Add option to mark as read to the notification in Android. There is an item showing as completed in ideas but it is still not available
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Rajesh Lalwani commented
Also the new message pop up on screen should be distinguishable using choice of colours based on email account recd
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Jon Brockway
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Make it so!
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Brent Crawford
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something other than archive, delete, reply
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Erick Arévalo
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there was a delete button before in preview, now i have to open the email en delete it, this is a little anoying, please put it back again
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Bastián Jara Tolosa
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really this simple option is more useful and necessary, notice that independent developers can do this in their mail app and a company like Microsoft does not know how to program that option?
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Anonymous
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When viewing an email notification from the shade we should be able to choose the 3 actions we are most likely to perform. Archive is currently one of the (forced) options... My guess is that archive is one of the least favored quick actions... How about "mark read"?
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Abid Ali
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Mark as read on notifications instead of archive or give us ability to choose between the two
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Anirudh Marathe
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This option is available in Yahoo and Gmail, but not yet in Outlook. Someone else has posted this suggestion too, but that's inexplicably been marked as"completed" even though the feature hasn't been made available. Hence posting this afresh.
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Utsav Agarwal
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It would save a lot of time and effort if there was a Mark Read option in the notifications itself. currently you have Archive, Reply and Delete. Please add a Mark Read button.
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Deependra Malla
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Add Delete button (similar to Archive) to email item shown on pulldown notification so that I can quickly delete unnecessary email items without having to open Outlook app just to delete it.
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Imre Gera
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Currently the notification on new mail only allows me to do three things (reply, archive and delete I guess). I'd like to mark mails as read because some are so short or uninteresting that I wouldn't want to open the app just to wait some time until the mail loads. Also, this is a feature in the Windows version, too! The ultimate solution to me (if Android allows such things) is to let us customize our own quick actions on mails.
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Tyson
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Working on it over over a year... any update? O_o
It would be really nice to have Mark as Read in the drop-down notification menu instead of having to open the email app every time.
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jonwade@iu.edu
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Right now it's only archive, delete, reply. I want to be able to customize it because I never use archive and would rather that be a "move to" folder so I can stay organized. please allow us to customize the quick actions on email notifications
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Jon Hällholm
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You should change archive to mark as read in the e-mail notification or at least give it as an option to configure in app settings. It is not God usability to open the app to mark them as read.
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gilbert.g.khayat@avanade.com
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Mark an email as read from the notification panel instead of opening the app and then mark the email as read.
