New Outlook: Calendar view cannot open modal dialogs (e.g. new event/settings) – Mail view works
I've been troubleshooting the above new issue (to me) with Copilot to produce the below summary. Hope this is helpful and you can advise and/or resolve ASAP! Thanks. --- We are experiencing a consistent issue in New Outlook for Windows, with similar reports from Outlook for Mac, where Calendar view fails to display modal dialogs. This affects: Creating new calendar events Editing or duplicating events Opening Settings When triggered from Calendar view, no dialog appears and the UI becomes unresponsive for that action. Note: Once calendar view 'breaks' Outlook, even switching back to mail view doesn't always work (incl. inability to close via usual X top right). Key behaviour ✅ Issue occurs only in Calendar view ✅ Same functionality works correctly from Mail view: New → Event opens and works Settings opens normally ✅ Outlook Web (PWA) and Teams Calendar work without issue ✅ Switching from Calendar → Mail immediately restores functionality Impact Users cannot effectively manage calendars using the desktop app (only view) Disrupts scheduling workflows Requires switching views or using other apps to complete basic actions Scope Multiple users affected Reproduced across: Windows (New Outlook) Mac (similar behaviour reported) Not device-specific Not account-specific Troubleshooting already attempted App repair/reset Full reinstall Restarting WebView2 processes Clearing local app data No resolution (only temporary, same as killing task and restarting app). Observed pattern This appears to be isolated to the Calendar view UI layer, specifically: Modal/dialog rendering fails only when invoked from the Calendar canvas The same dialogs work when invoked from Mail context Suspected cause Likely a regression in the Calendar canvas/modal framework in New Outlook (Monarch) affecting dialog rendering. This is consistent with previously observed Calendar-specific rendering issues in New Outlook (UI-layer defects limited to Calendar view rather than Exchange Online service). Request Confirm whether this is a known or emerging issue Provide workaround or mitigation guidance Advise if this is linked to a recent feature rollout / flighting Share ETA for fix if available Workaround (confirmed) Use Mail view → New → Event Use Outlook Web (PWA) or Teams Calendar Additional notes (optional) Issue appears tied to Calendar view state rather than service/backend Switching views consistently resets behaviour (albeit not consistently/long term) Suggest investigating Calendar modal rendering lifecycle
Outlook puts all my new emails in the Conversation History folder.
I fell victim to a phishing attack on my work email (someone hacked my account and sent fraudulent emails to my clients). That issue has been resolved, and I have reactivated my Outlook account, which had been blocked for sending fraudulent emails. Since then, despite trying to find a solution, my new emails aren't appearing in the inbox; instead, they all go straight to the conversation history. The settings are identical for both inboxes, and there are no specific configurations or blocks in place. I’m at a loss as to what to do—could you please help me?
Signature displayed wrong in New Outlook on Mac
When creating a new e-mail, my signature is displayed in Times New Roman (?) instead of the default font. In the Signature editor, the display is correct. In Sent, the mail is displayed correctly as well. Signature editor: New email: Outlook version: 16.110 Mac M4 Mac OS 26.5.1
My Outlook for Mac HTML email reply quoted body blank, only headers show
I've been using Legacy Outlook for Mac for years without issues, but since Wednesday afternoon (June 17, CET) something broke after the latest update rolled out. When I reply to any HTML email, the quoted original message is completely blank. Only the From, Date, To and Subject headers show up — the actual email body is gone. It makes it impossible to have a proper email thread because the recipient can't see the conversation history. This started right after Version 16.110 (Build 26061317) was released on June 16, 2026. The release notes only mention "Quality and performance improvements" for Outlook, so whatever changed in this build seems to have broken HTML reply quoting as an unintended side effect. My setup: MacBook Air M5, macOS (Legacy Outlook for Mac Exchange on-premises account (EWS), domain login What I'm experiencing: Replying in HTML mode → quoted body is completely blank, only headers show Switching to plain text → body comes back but with massive blank line gaps throughout (not professional to send) Outlook Web (OWA) → works perfectly fine What I've already tried: Cleared app data (Document Cache + Experimental Features) — no fix Cleared Outlook cache manually — no fix Toggled composing settings — no fix Checked settings in Preferences → Email → Composing — everything looks correct I've also tested Apple Mail as an alternative but it breaks embedded signature images (CID images show as placeholders), and it doesn't support Teams meeting integration — so going back to Legacy Outlook is really the only option for my daily work. Outlook Web App OWA is my current workaround but it's not sustainable long term. I really hope this can be looked at as a regression fix in the next update. Has anyone else experienced this since the June 16 build? Does anyone has this issue as well?
New Outlook for Macintosh Calendar Crashing
I've received word from no less than a dozen of my clients that they are getting crashes similar to the following whenever they start to view calendars (either their own or other shared calendars): Error Signature: Exception: EXC_CRASH (SIGTRAP) ExceptionEnumString: 50331648 Exception Code: 0x00000001 (0x0000000000000000) Date/Time: 2026-06-02 17:52:42 +0000 Application Name: Microsoft Outlook Application Bundle ID: com.microsoft.Outlook Application Signature: OPIM Application Bitness: x64 Application Version: 16.109.3.26053122 Crashed Module Name: merp Crashed Module Version: 16.109.26053122 Crashed Module Offset: 0x0000000000004928 Blame Module Name: OlkCalendarUIKit Blame Module Version: 16.109.26053122 UnsymbolicatedChecksum: 90784EBBB8F0F0756139A717DBDA8150 Blame Module Offset: 0x000000000003aff0 StackHash: df444cd1c97e732e_50331648_main_phx Application LCID: 1033 Extra app info: Reg=en Loc=0x0409 Build Type: Release Crashed thread Stack Pointer: 0x_000000016dc5cb70 Crashed thread: 0 MacOS is up to date, and this all appears to have started after Office for Mac was updated on or after May 26's update. We've tried resetting their profiles to no avail. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Add-in without Connected Experience
I've developed an Outlook Add-in using the new web tech based approach (not a legacy COM Plugin). One of our customers wants to use said Add-in, but they have the requirement that they can't enable the "Connected Experience" for their Outlook. Is it possible in any way to use an Outlook Add-in without having to enable the "Connected Experience" or is this just not an option?Two Linked Outlook Issues Causing Accidental Emails to Wrong Clients Feature Request + Bug Report
Hi Outlook Community, I'm posting this after a real incident at work where I accidentally sent a confidential email to the wrong client. After reflecting on what went wrong, I've identified two separate but related Outlook issues that compounded the mistake and I want to raise both here so they reach the right people. Bug: Autocomplete Recipient Changes After You Press Enter This one is subtle but dangerous. When you start typing a name in the To/CC/BCC field, Outlook shows an initial autocomplete suggestion. If you press Enter before the search fully resolves, the dropdown refreshes mid-selection and the contact that actually gets added is *different* from the one that was highlighted when you hit Enter. You don't get any warning. You believe you've selected the right person. You haven't. I've submitted this via the Feedback Portal here: https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/9a32197e-5424-f111-9730-0022485314bc Suggested fix: Freeze the highlighted contact reference at the moment Enter/Tab is pressed, independent of any ongoing background search refresh. --- Feature Request: Cross-Domain Recipient Warning (like the missing-attachment check) Outlook already warns you before sending if it detects you may have forgotten an attachment. I'd love to see a similar pre-send check for this scenario: You are about to send an email to recipients across 3 different organisations. Did you mean to do this? In consulting, legal, finance, and any client-facing role, it's very easy to accidentally include someone from Client B on an email meant only for Client A especially when contacts share similar names. A configurable domain-count threshold (default: 2 external domains) with a soft confirmation prompt would catch this class of mistake before it becomes a compliance incident. Key asks: - Configurable threshold (user-level) - Domain whitelist support (e.g., always allow your own org + a known partner) - Covers To, CC, and BCC combined - Non-blocking same UX pattern as the attachment warning I've submitted this as a feature request here: https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/9a32197e-5424-f111-9730-0022485314bc --- Has anyone else run into either of these? Would love to know if the autocomplete bug is reproducible for others that would help push it up the priority queue. Thanks for reading. Sudharm P
Outlook for Mac enterprise toolbar customization
I'm a Mac systems administrator in an organization that uses a third-party plugin for reporting phishing/spam emails. We are looking for a way to ensure that our reporting button is in the toolbar by default (while still allowing end-user customization) and the default Microsoft one is not in the toolbar by default. I've checked the administrator's guide info here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/mac/preferences-outlook and while there are ways to customize a LOT of Outlook's features for enterprise purposes, there doesn't seem to be a way to specify a toolbar entry be present or not.Email from “Kenzie Brooks” in my inbox but the email is …
mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons an email address “outlook_6720859FBEB7B349@outlook.c0️⃣m” I cannot reply to the email. I would like to know if anyone knows what/how this person was able to email me with such a bizarre email, yet maintained her name for the header. is this a hack or something more nefarious?Outlook for Mac, 365, Contact List
I have Outlook for Mac, new Outlook, with a Microsoft 365 custom domain account. I wasn't to create a Contact List. I have some addresses that I want to add that are not in my account Contacts. How do I add these names with the the name so when it is add to the list shows as follows: Len Levin xxxxx.domain.com Thanks Len
