The below screenshot appears to show an upcoming version of the upgraded web version of the Outlook app that the software giant will be bundling with Windows 11 version 22H2 (next year’s fall update).įor now, Windows 11 will ship with the existing Mail & Calendar app, which will be updated with rounded corners and new WinUI controls. Outlook desktop client (Win32), UWP (Mail & Calendar) and Outlook for Mac will be replaced withĮarlier this year, Microsoft teased a new look for Outlook with a screenshot in the release notes of Office suite. You can customize any application to your liking this way, so go ahead and disable notifications for any application you’d rather not see. And finally, the fourth option lets you disable notification sounds. In other words, Outlook’s new app will eventually replace all existing Outlook desktop clients. The third optionBadge app iconlets you disable those red dots that show up on dock icons. The new Outlook client will work across Windows, macOS and the web.
This suggests that a public preview is around the corner.Īs you can see in the below GIF, Outlook is also getting a new loading animation, similar to what we’ve on the web version. Microsoft’s One Outlook client, which leaked online earlier this year, has been updated and is now simply called “Outlook” with a beta label.
