Recently Outlook stopped working on the Kindle Paperwhite. I can still access Outlook, but I can't view any of my e-mails or compose a new one. It also looks like there is some CSS missing. Previously Outlook on my Kindle appeared to be using some sort of legacy interface.

Outlook is easy to understand, it is were Dilbert and his crew work

Why do you make the menu on the Web version of Outlook so hard to use? What on earth is the purpose of making the web version of Outlook hard to use? Do you think having a poorly implemented menu will attract more users? I am no expert, but that just does not seem like a good plan. I strongly suggest you hire someone that actually uses the software to help with the menu organization. Alternatively, just hire someone with a brain.

It would be great if we can automatically add prefix or compellation, and company name on the recipient’s name when creating a message.

When a calendar group book an event on the resource and send a meeting request email, we think that the booking had successfully made even if the resource has been already booked on the same time slot.
To avoid this conflict, we want to have a blocker when booking a resource from the group calendar.

Can you collaborate with a company like Grammarly to check not just spelling and grammar but also the tone of your emails on Outlook?

Many automated services send mail from no-reply@some-example-service.org addresses, to which people accidentally answer all the time. In many cases the mails don't even bounce and the people wait for a reply that will never arrive.

Could we have a sending-mail-to-no-reply-address-warning just as we have an attachment reminder?

About 2 weeks ago, a coworker started a thread based off of an existing and upcoming meeting. We're still in active discussion ont hat thread but the meeting that took place 1 week ago is still highlighted at the top. It's distracting and confusing UI. I'm using web-based outlook in FF. thanks.

After I re-labeled an email "not junk", it was moved to my inbox folder from the junk folder. However, when I open up the message it still says at the top "(i) Label: Junk Email (30 days) Expires: Thu 9/172020 6:21 PM". I don't have the option to mark it as not junk, because I already did that. (I actually now have the option to mark it as junk.) So I'm pretty sure it's not actually still labeled is junk, but somehow the notification at the top wasn't removed when I moved the message out of the junk folder.

Add "Remove Attachment" in drop down menu in OWA. The feature is currently available on Desktop Outlook, but makes for a great security addition to OWA.

Make your messages meaningful. There is no point telling the user something (e.g. this message has been encrypted) without providing information about the action required.

We would like you to standardize the visibility of icons on the file which shared via a link of OneDrive and the one which shared with a copy of the link from Ootw. It’s the same file but one has a file icon and the other has cloud and file icon.

Both files are shared files from OneDrive, so we would like you to make them same icon (cloud icon).

Add a feature to search by user’s attribute (manager, department chief, assistant manager, and so on) to find users to be added in the To line of mails.

We would like to control entering in To, CC, and BCC lines per user in Outlook on the web.

When moving items from task list to calendar event, add it to a new calendar with a different color and not the existing
calendar. Mark the time slot as free . So that even if you do assign time for task, you are able to accept calendar invites for the time. And this would also allow more flexible planning. Now I have to change the calendar every time I drag over a task from todo.

I use hierarchical folder structure to organize my messages. Using the keyboard shortcut to move a message to a folder works fine, but if I want to navigate to that folder, I have to click my way through the folder tree.

It would be great to have a keyboard shortcut that can be used to jump directly to any folder.

Inbox folder structure gets collapsed every time I e.g. go to Calendar and back to E-mail. The root "Inbox" item doesn't show a number of unread items, so to ensure that I have no unread e-mails, I have to expand the whole directory structure all over again.

I would like to add POP account and use it in Outlook on the web.

When I use Outlook on the web to open a draft message which was created in Outlook client, the image inserted in the message gets located in the different place. I would like the image in a message to be placed in the same location whether it’s opened via Outlook on the web or Outlook client.