Still scratching my head over the decision to release such a product,
beta or whatever, with so many features left out. Were they hoping we
wouldn't notice, after so many years on the legacy product???
Thanks, @philipatoutlook. I guess the only concern with not aligning the
application of the header with the client-side updates is that if the
header is applied but the client doesn't reflect the change yet, a user
can THINK they are reacting to a message (instead of replying), but the
original send...
I dont know why many options and functions are missing from the new
outlook, but I've noticed a few that get me all triggered:1. When
reviewing emails with an unread filter -- the emails do not refresh as
read2. I am unable to select multiple days to show up on one screen --
for example, unable to s...
Thanks for the feedback! Here's a super sneak peek at the hover behavior
for the grayed-out reaction button; this change should be deployed by
next week. There will be an informative message that reflects the
disallowed-ness: The plan on record is to use the x-ms-reactions:
disallow mail header for ...
@philipatoutlook Thank you for providing some admin level controls. This
is important, as currently the majority of our users use a version of
Microsoft Outlook Desktop (LTSC) which doesn't show reactions, so users
are unaware that someone has sent a reaction to them. Here are some
questions we have...
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