Simplified Folder Navigation
Easier navigation to and between folders. Including collapsing folders easily.
Anonymous
shared this idea
1533 comments
-
Angela Gervais
commented
Folder Viewing
-
Mike Bowman
commented
I save emails in "project specific" folders and have many thousands of emails in thousands of folders. When saving emails, it is an absolute pain having to scroll through all the folders to find the one I want. THIS IS REALLY MY ONLY BUGBEAR with Outlook mobile and, for me, would make a massive improvement in its usability. Thanks
-
hijangra@microsoft.com
commented
When i open my mailbox, i have a folder named Closed cases with 1000s of folders inside that.. Because of collapse/extend feature is not there in Outlook mobile, it makes using outlook clunky.. Please add this feature
-
Lauren.Nawrocki@corebts.com
commented
collapsible folder structures
-
Gulshan Jaiswal
commented
in desktop version we have a feature to group and sub-group folders. while I try to browse those folders on mobile application i need to scroll a lot to reach my destination folder. if all those folders can be grouped it will take less time to scroll through to reach my destination folder.
-
Anonymous
commented
I have hundreds of folders, when I open outlook from the mobile app they are all open unlike the web or pc client. Until you can set all folders to start closed I'll continue to use Gmail only as a mobile app.
-
Samantha King
commented
Sub folders on the Outlook mobile app are always collapsed so all sub folders can be seen. I can't reverse this so when filing emails I have to scroll through hundreds of sub folders. This is a really inefficient way of working, it would be much better if they started compact with the ootion to look at drop down folders like they do on the PC version.
-
Anonymous
commented
Folder for mobile app
-
Jim Vaitkunas
commented
I have many folders, sub-folders, etc. and all of the folders & sub-folders are shown. why can't Outlook for Android be the same as the Outlook on my desktop at home.
Thanks!Jim -
Anonymous
commented
see nine - 9folders app.
-
ANJO - Renato Pereira
commented
we have too many folder inside the "Inbox" folder, each new email arrived it's annoying to choose 'move to folder' since there are too many folder and it requires much scrolling. pls, fix it! we need an option to have or not the folder structure collapsed!
-
Olsen, Jake
commented
I have to scroll too much trying to find certain outlook file folders
-
radiohabit
commented
I posted a separate idea that is not related to this thread, and sadly, someone has merged it into this thread. Please unmerge it.
The idea was "Expand/collapse items of e-mail thread" with the comment "Each email sent or received should be collapsed, except for most recent unread ones. Any email in the thread should be able to be expanded or collapsed."
-
Gerd Sieverding
commented
Possibility to close folders similar to Outlook2013.
-
radiohabit
commented
Each email sent or received should be collapsed, except for most recent unread ones. Any email in the thread should be able to be expanded or collapsed.
-
Anonymous
commented
Unlike email app of Samsung, when moving emails into folders, there is no history of at least 10 last folders that I have moved to.
-
JOE WEST
commented
Folder section does not close to maximize viewing area
-
Krystian Garbaciak
commented
Trying to press the menu button with a right thumb often ends up with accidental switching to the calendar tab (Palm touch). Could you rethink your interface to allow switching between folders easy - eg. by swipe over favorites or so?
-
Anonymous
commented
it is very hard to scroll through numerous sub folders to file emails in this app - so much so that I wait till I am at a PC before doing any filing.
-
Ben McWhinnie
commented
The folders need to be shown just like the desktop apps, in a folder tree structure collapsed to its highest level, then you can expand as required. With the current setup having all folder and levels of sub folders all expanded makes it very tedious when moving emails from the inbox.
