Microsoft is finally adding a unified inbox to the new Outlook for Windows, one of the most requested features since the app launched.
Starting in August, users with multiple email accounts will be able to view messages from all inboxes in a single “All Accounts” view.
The feature keeps accounts separate behind the scenes, but lets you read, archive, move, and manage emails without constantly switching between mailboxes.
For many users, that’s a much bigger quality-of-life improvement than the latest AI additions.
There are some limitations at launch. Search will only work across your primary account initially, while cross-account search and shared mailbox support are planned for later updates.
































