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Missing "Not Replying to Latest Message" Banner in Outlook PWA Groups
Hello Microsoft 365 Community, I am experiencing an issue with the Outlook Web App (PWA) when using Microsoft 365 Groups. Specifically, the "You are not replying to the latest message" banner is not appearing when replying to older messages within a conversation thread. Context: We use Outlook PWA exclusively. This issue occurs only in Group conversations, not individual inboxes. Conversation View is enabled with messages sorted by newest on top. ShowNotificationBar is set to True for the affected group mailbox. Troubleshooting Steps Taken: Checked OWA Settings: Verified Conversation View and Notification Bar settings. Cleared Browser Cache: Performed hard refresh and cleared site data. Tested Across Browsers: Issue persists in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. PowerShell Configuration: Confirmed with Get-MailboxMessageConfiguration that: ShowNotificationBar = True ShowConversationAsTree = True Service Worker Reset: Unregistered and refreshed Outlook PWA. Environment Details: Outlook PWA (Progressive Web App) Microsoft 365 Group Mailbox Expected Behavior: When replying to an older message in a conversation thread, Outlook PWA should display a banner like: "You are not replying to the latest message in this conversation." Actual Behavior: The banner never appears, even when replying to messages that are several days old. Has anyone else encountered this issue or found a workaround? Thank you for your time and assistance! Best regards, Noe Chavez AGL ForwardingOwnerless group policy broken?
Between November and January, ownerless group policy was broken - users received a 500 error when responding to accept / decline ownership. That was resolved a few weeks ago, but it seems to be malfunctioning again. Users can decline ownership, but when they attempt to accept ownership they are getting an error message 'We are unable to complete that action right now. Please try again later.' Is anyone else using ownerless group policy seeing this?
Outlook groups - how to send emails from Groups
Hi, Is there a way to send emails from Microsoft 365 groups similar to distribution groups/security groups? I need to use a specific group to send emails rather than individual email addresses I have added the email address to my "From" section but it says I do not have permissions to send from the specific group. I own the group and can't see any option in the group to add permissions so looking for advice on what to do next? Thanks, ÁineCalendar items not sent to new members of group
Hello, I have created some calendar items in outlook that are sent to a group. Whenever I make a change in that group (either add or delete members) this calendar item is not updated. This means that new group members do not receive an invitation for existing meetings. What I need to do to resolve this, is to edit each such meeting, eg make a change in description, and then send it again. Only this way the new group members will get invited. I come from Google, where this feature works flawlessly and it seems very strange for outlook to force me to update each calendar item, just to update the recipients. It kind of defeats the whole purpose of using groups in calendar. Is there any way you can fix this please? Thank you! Kostas
Combining Office 365 E1 with Microsoft 365 F3
Hello there, One of our customers has free Office 365 E1 licenses as they are a non-profit organization. As they need Enterprise Mobility and Security and had a special price for M365 F3, a good solution would be to add a Microsoft 365 F3 license to that same group of users to add functionality but it seems that this is not possible. I can however not find any resource that confirms that. Can anyone confirm if this is possible or not and where I can find some documentation on this?
