Delete button at the bottom
Please add a delete button at the bottom of the full email view page instead of top right. Is hard to reach with one hand use.
Terence Tai
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Anonymous
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The delete button should be on the bottom as often when you go to delete a notification will come up ant you will hit that instead taking yoI to another app. Very frustrating
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admin
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We have multiple users asking for the same thing.
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harisingh@hotmail.co.uk
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Move trash bin to bottom! Much easier to press with finger..rather than at top.
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JP
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Move delete button to bottom of the screen rather than at the top. Easier/faster access for cleaning up my inbox.
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Anonymous
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Move trash can from upper right. Too easy to hit by mistake.
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Vernon Back
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The organization of outlook needs significant improvements to make it user friendly The other things is I like the confirm trash option.
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zlarsen@liberty.edu
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Move the delete button and email interaction features to the bottom of the screen where the can be reached with one hand. Instead of having the calendar and search feature at the bottom.
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Anonymous
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The forward button when an attachment is open is in the worst possible location, exactly where one swipes up or down with their thumb; located nearly in the same place as a scroll bar, not ideal.
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Elliott Starno
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These needs to happen for me to consider using outlook as my main email app
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s.checketts@btopenworld.com
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Is it possible to move the delete icon /rubbish can to bottom line??
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Anonymous
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When deleting an email do make it so hard to reach for it one handed.
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madonnadeverson@gmail.com
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Not intuitive, trash is usually at bottom once your within message
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Tim Baker commented
With the large phones of today, having the action buttons (..., delete, archive) up top is a horribly user experience all but killing the one-handed usability for those without extremely large hands. Please fix this asap.
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bcfdroe@mfcgd.com
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Please add a delete button at the bottom of the mail app. It’s hard to reach the top and takes extra time to use the accessibility feature to make the screen half length on larger iPhones.
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rich.goaslind@pinnacleqi.com
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On iOS I hate having to reach to top of screen to hit delete button. Please move the button to bottom of screen or give option for either. On large phones it’s inconvenient to reach top of screen. Thanks
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cholmes@wingstop.com
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For the love of baby Jesus, once you open an email please move the delete button to the bottom of the page instead of the top.
Same goes for the compose feature but less priority. Just put all 4 at the bottom and let’s call it a day. -
chuck@emjacksongroup.com
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Please add more space between the delete button and the 3 dots (...) in the upper right hand corner on outlooks emails. Everything is so close that I frequently delete items unintentionally. The distance might be fine for a small person or possibly female but for a large person, it’s a pain **********.
Thanks.
Chuck Jackson
Chuckjackson1@gmail.com
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pastorbj@msn.com
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Move the delete button to the bottom of the screen so that I can delete emails easier
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michelle.hatata@macys.com
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Please move the delete button to the bottom of the screen. It’s too far away from my thumbs when using the app on my iPhone.
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plrfl@hotmail.com
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Messages are listed on the left side of the app and the trash icon is currently located in the upper right corner. It would be nice to have the trash can (delete) in each message header (at the right edge) for each message listed in the inbox or any folder you have selected to view. This would be similar to the way Outlook (Windows) places the trash icon.
This would help when selecting a message to view, should you then wish to delete it, you just have to touch the trash icon next to the message header, instead of having to reach across the app to the upper right hand corner to select the trash icon to delete the message.
This becomes real apparent when using iPads in landscape mode.
