Link preview cards in Outlook have been retired
The new Outlook for Windows and Outlook on the web no longer create preview cards for pasted links. Links now appear as regular clickable hyperlinks.
The new Outlook for Windows and Outlook on the web no longer create preview cards for pasted links. Links now appear as regular clickable hyperlinks.
Outlook on the web and the new Outlook for Windows get an optional “Classic Outlook” style. The Classic Outlook style should give users a more familiar look and feel during the transition.
Microsoft is rolling out a unified Inbox view in the new Outlook for Windows, letting users view emails from multiple accounts in a single inbox without merging mailboxes. Unified Inbox is enabled by default.
Cross-tenant message recall lets Exchange administrators allow trusted external Microsoft 365 tenants to recall messages sent to their users, extending a capability previously limited to users within the same tenant.
Outlook offers a new Inbox rule condition that lets users automatically sort, categorize, or prioritize messages from external senders.
Planner is now available in Outlook, so users can manage tasks and plans without leaving their inbox.
Outlook Mobile now supports the Follow option for meeting invitations, letting users stay updated on meetings they cannot attend.
Exchange Online administrators can now set a tenant-wide default for the “Use commas as recipient separators” setting in Outlook.
Outlook on the web and the new Outlook now allow users to modify how the preview text for emails shows in the message list. Users can choose to display two lines, one line, or no additional lines. One line is the default setting.
Outlook Mobile users can now update their work location directly from the calendar, without switching to another platform. Custom work locations are not yet supported.
Assistant information now also appears in the Organization section of the profile card, including in Org Explorer, Outlook, and Teams, improving discoverability across Microsoft 365 for users.
Copilot Premium users can now open referenced Outlook emails side by side with their Copilot Chat conversation.
Microsoft 365 Copilot now works within shared and delegated mailboxes in Outlook, allowing executive assistants, support staff, and other users to summarize messages and draft replies without switching to their own mailbox.
Microsoft 365 Copilot now lets users create and list Outlook Inbox rules directly from Copilot Chat via natural language, without opening Outlook settings.
Outlook on the web and the new Outlook now support multi-select for calendar events, just like in Outlook Classic.
Microsoft has added new Inbox rule actions to Outlook on the web and the new Outlook: clear mail categories, permanently delete a message, and manage email flags.
“Go to Folder” is now available in the new Outlook and Outlook for the web, letting users jump directly to any folder without scrolling through nested folder structures.
Microsoft has added agentic calendar capabilities to Microsoft 365 Copilot for users in the Frontier program, enabling users to automatically accept, decline, and manage Outlook meetings.
Outlook Mobile adds a new setting that lets users keep meeting invitations in the Inbox after responding, aligning with Outlook on the web and the new Outlook.
Microsoft 365 profile cards now include Awards and Certifications, surfacing existing values from the profile schema for organizations already populating the information via Microsoft Graph.