r/Outlook • • 3h ago

Status: Pending Reply I'm looking for a Vibe Coded Outlook Classic

1 Upvotes

I'm not going to transition to New Outlook and I think Thunderbird is not good enough for business mails and good calendar management.
Since I hear a lot about Vibe Coding I was wondering if somebody could help us and generate a good and stable Outlook Classic clone we can use when Outlook Classic isn't available anymore.

Why do you think this is a bad idea and why do you think it is a good idea? I'm curious!


r/Outlook • • 14h ago

Status: Pending Reply Why are my inboxes different?

2 Upvotes

When I log on to outlook one of my accounts shows up as a more mobile friendly inbox that is large and easy to see/pick emails.(first pic)But when I switch to a different account it seems like its made more for a desktop with smaller options to click on and read. (Second pic) both of the accounts used to show up as the mobile version from the first pic. Then one day a few months ago it switched over and im not sure why. Can any one tell me how to change it back?


r/Outlook • • 8h ago

Status: Open New Outlook: ATT0000x as Attachment

5 Upvotes

Hi all,

On our Windows Server 2025 RDS hosts (new Outlook for Windows, Exchange Online, shared mailbox) I see a strange problem with attachments.

For some senders, not all, the attachments arrive as ATT00001, ATT00002 and so on, without a file extension. Sometimes there is no attachment shown at all. If I open the same message in OWA, the attachments have the correct names and the correct .pdf extension.

Has anyone seen this? Is there a known issue or a fix.

Thanks!

Edit: All affected mails show “The digital signature for … on this message is valid and trusted” at the top. so may it has todo with this?

Update: if I drag the message from the mailbox to the desktop and double-click the saved file, it opens in new Outlook, the signature banner is gone, and I can see and open the attachments (with the correct file names). Same message, same client, but different result depending on whether it is opened from the mailbox or from a file. Very strange.