PLEASE add rules for junk mail. I often get mail in my junk mail that is actually useful, so I look in there often. Lately, I've been getting SO MANY phishing emails from Save Yourself trying to "blackmail" me into sending them bitcoin, and it automatically goes to my junk folder, but I want anything with the words "Save Yourself" to be deleted so I don't have to look at it. Their emails contain an old password of mine, and their emails are all different, so even if I block one, I'll get another email from a different address in about an hour. I'm so sick of it. It is ridiculous that rules cannot be applied to your junk folder.

1. The Blocked Senders list puts email from Blocked Senders into my Junk Mail folder, rather than into my Deleted Files folder, due to the differing and changing subdomains that the spammers use.

2. Outlook does not allow wildcard (*) to block all subdomains from each email domain.

3. The filter options to block all subdomains from each domain don't work.

4. How do I block all email with address in the PATTERN of a@a.b.c? Notice that a@a.b.c is a PATTERN, not an email address. An example of a particular spammer's address is holdon@holdon.luxuryzero.com which is in the PATTERN of a@a.b.c (format).

Please fix the aforementioned problems.

The overall issue is darkmode is very hard to work with as a developer, until recently we could override certain things that were breaking but the recent update adds !important to the inlined styles so we can no longer fix the bugs it causes.

A few of the bugs that we’re facing include...
Light colours are adjusted but dark are not, leading to a lack of visual structure where contrast is being used.
When dark text is applied to a light background image the text is made light but the background stays the same making it very hard to read
Transparency is lost, weather it’s done via rgba, 4 or 8 digit hex codes or via the transparent keyword in darkmode it is always converted to fully opaque colours
When the OS is in darkmode and Outlook is in darkmode, colours defined in (prefers-color-scheme: dark) stay unchanged in the media query but are inlined as different values on the element with an !important tag, meaning the intended styles are lost. When Outlook is in light mode and the OS is in darkmode this functions as expected

Users are loving dark mode but new issues are surfacing all the time, as email developers we need a way to work with darkmode but that is currently being blocked. Even emails from Microsoft are showing a number of these issues. Looking at my inbox it’s hard to find an HTML email that isn’t facing at least one of these issues.

Possible solutions could include
Looking at a way to apply styles from (prefers-color-scheme: dark) when outlook dark mode is switched on
Allowing dev to bypass changes when issues are too complex to solve, either meta tags or maybe :root{color-scheme:light ;supported-color-schemes:light }
A beta version of outlook for email devs to flag these issues before they hit production, or at least to be able to find some workarounds
More documentation about what changes are being made to the code we send

I propose to hide the date when we changed our password. Because this is considered as a sensitive information. Sometimes people forget to log out of their account at work or school, and the next person who will use the computer will be able to access to their mailbox and view their personal informations, such the date the password was changed. Some persons I know have lost their account because of that and the malicious person contacted the support and provided them the date when the password was changed (in addition to other personal informations) to make it look like it was their account and steal it. Honestly, this information should be hidden in our account. It didn't appear in the old version of outlook. Thank you for understanding.

The "View Message Source" function in the Outlook.com browser web app modifies the original Email Headers of a message and makes them impossible for header parsing tools to read the headers of the message correctly. This current view folds all of the white space and makes other formatting changes to render the full header un-parse-able by tools like https://mxtoolbox.com/emailheaders.aspx.

Please modify the "View Message Source" to display the un-modified version of the full email headers so that it can be easily copied and pasted into an RFC parser and be readable by the parser.

p.s. If you double click an email in the web browser and then click "View Message Source" you get another, further modified, version of the full email headers.