Microsoft keeps beefing up the new Outlook, though it's still lackluster compared to its classic desktop counterpart.

Opening or composing emails now crashes Classic Outlook due to a Forms Library bug. Microsoft shares a workaround as it ...

Microsoft Outlook is desktop software that is part of Microsoft Office. The Outlook (new) app is free and available on the Microsoft Store, whereas the Outlook Desktop is not free.

With the Classic version of Windows Outlook’s end-of-life date inching closer, using it has only gotten more frustrating. Now ...

An email client unable to open or create emails is sub-optimal. Considering that plenty of users are likely to stick with ...

One of the bigger reasons replacing the traditional desktop Outlook is a bad idea is that the new one doesn't support on-premise Microsoft Exchange. The other one is the story above. Users don't ...

Microsoft has shared a workaround for a known issue that causes the classic Outlook email client to crash when opening or ...

Microsoft recently introduced a new version of Outlook on Windows ... Users may log in to Outlook on their desktop to test it ...

Starting with Version 2502, new deployments of Microsoft 365 desktop client apps on Windows devices will include the new Outlook app by default. Admins might choose to exclude classic or new ...

Since last year, Microsoft has been pushing users to move from classic Outlook to new Outlook, and has even gone on record with an official “death date” for classic Outlook. But users aren’t ...

The initial Outlook issues were first experienced in Microsoft's New Outlook desktop app which replaces the previous web app. It’s likely the one you’re using for if you’re running Windows ...