Microsoft plans to release a public preview of One Outlook at the end of 2021 and a final release in 2022. Whether that means that all customers will receive the same functionality is unclear at this point, but it seems unlikely. The new application will be available to free and paying customers alike. One Outlook will support native system integrations to support offline access, system notifications and other features native to an operating system. The One Outlook application will offer functionality that is identical on all supported platforms thanks to its web technology fundament.
Microsoft plans to replace all existing Outlook desktop programs and apps with the new version this includes Win32 versions of Outlook, Outlook for Mac, and the Mail and Calendar applications that are exclusive Windows 10 applications. The application will be based on the Outlook web application that users may access in modern web browsers.
The versions differ from one another, sometimes significantly, and that is something that Microsoft wants to address in the future by creating a single version for all large-screen experiences.Ĭalled One Outlook and codenamed Monarch, it is an effort to create a single Outlook application for Windows and Mac devices, and for the Web. Several different versions and editions of Microsoft Outlook exist today there are desktop versions of Outlook for Windows and Mac devices, the Microsoft 365 subscription-based version, versions for Android and iOS, and the web-based version.
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