Hide buttons when reading/scrolling through long emails
Especially in landscape mode, I'd love to get that vertical screen real estate when there's less of it when I'm in landscape orientation. The iOS app Mailbox by Dropbox does this well, but I prefer Outlook for so many other reasons.
Thanks!
Dane LaBonte
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23 comments
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Mark Hambly
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It’s a cool feature, but it doesn’t need to be sticky. Have it hide when you scroll down and the appear when you scroll up. Easy peesy.
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Fabrizio, Patrick
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Please give us the option to display only the mailboxes we want to see
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sbassem@sodic.com
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Hi,
I’m trying to read an email using landscape mode on iPhone X, the bottom bar that shows reply,... is very very annoying and I can’t hide it.
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Romer, Liz
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For work life balance, there are times I want to see my calendar but hide email (weekends, for example). Was able to do this before the app on iPhone.
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Anonymous
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With outlook on iPhone you have the ability to hide email accounts. I use my phone for work and home use and on holidays and weekends I like to ‘switch off’ my work account. Intune does not provide this feature. Please introduce it ASAP
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v-tiswan@microsoft.com
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Ton of wasted space when I rotate my phone to landscape view. Extra space on left and right navigation. Too much are taken up by top and bottom ribbon. Please look at improving this UI as it detracts from rotating the phone to see more text. Fill the space with content, not blank area.
iPhone 8+
iOS 11.2.5
Dog food outlook app. -
Andre Lombard
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When reading email, the navigation buttons and actions (delete, reply all, etc) take up a lot of screen space, which makes reading a long email on my phone harder than it needs to be. Please auto hide these after I have scrolled down. And auto show again when I scroll in the opposite direction. This is what other mobile apps do, for example Safari browser on iOS.
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Andre Lombard
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When reading email, the navigation buttons and actions (delete, reply all, etc) take up a lot of screen space, which makes reading a long email on my phone harder than it needs to be. Please auto hide these after I have scrolled down. And auto show again when I scroll in the opposite direction. This is what other mobile apps do, for example Safari browser on iOS.
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Anonymous
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Frustrating to be required to have the panel on the left (iPad) with all of the emails instead of having a full screen email option.
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Agostinho Aragao
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When browsing email or reading them, by scrolling down, all buttons and menus disappears until scroll up.
It allows focus on reading emails and more available screen to read. -
Anonymous
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Hi,
It will be great if you add full screen reading view and auto hide all the icons as it will help us reading long emails in detail without compromising with screen size.
Hope you will add this feature in next update
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Anonymous
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So it doesn't continually take up tons of screen real estate
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Glefke, Robin H
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When you scroll down in the main message list, the nav bars go away
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Brian Besel
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Please add option to disable toolbar at the bottom. It crowds the viewing of emails. You can achieve this by moving the bottom toolbar buttons to the left panel where the email folders are. Would then have a simpler and cleaner look for others who want this feature as well.
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Nguyen Mau Dat
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I want to control show or hide the navigation bar when scroll mail list.
And move the Tabbar to right same as folder list at left -
Nguyen Mau Dat
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I want to handle hide or show navigation bar and tabbar when scrolling emails screen
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Anders Hellström
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Hide the reply and forward button banner in both normal and landscape mode when scrolling through an email!!
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Pavlos Evangelou
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Give to the user the ability to hide/show the reply taskbar when viewing an email. There is very little viewing real estate.
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joe.schott@disney.com
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Would be nice if the titles and save options would go away when I touch the screen on an open PDF. Often hides the titles
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Eric Gould
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These arrows take up precious real estate that could be better used for reading the actual email.
