The day so feared by the users of Windows 10. The most recent update of the operating system has eliminated Mailthe traditional native e-mail client, and has replaced it with The new Outlook app That so many criticisms has earned Microsoft in recent times.
Without a doubt, it is an unwanted modification for many people who saw mail as one of the most useful Windows 10 tools. And those who go migrate their email accounts to the Outlook app will be realized very quickly that the experience of use is very different, and not for good.
It is worth mentioning that the deployment of the Outlook application is not exclusive to Windows 10. In Windows 11 also has replaced the native customer And it has become the solution First Party For those who wish to manage their e-mail directions without depending on one or more eyelashes in the browser.
In fact, if you installed the most recent version of the operating system, you are likely to see the old mail icon in the start menu. But when you click on it, the Outlook app will actually open and the direct access format will be changed.
If you are in Windows 10 and you don’t want to know anything with watching outlook, there are alternatives. As our partner Luis Miranda recommended long ago, one of the best options to consider is Wino Mail. This program is a 100 % native clone of the mail application, has a variety of functions and has excellent grades.
Outlook becomes the Windows 10 default mail client
When Microsoft decided to kill the mail application and replace it with Outlook, he did it with an ambitious plan in mind. It is that the new software not only takes the place of the email client, but also that of calendar and people/contacts. But it does in the least attractive way possible For Windows 10 and 11 users.
Outlook’s big problem is that it is not a native tool, but A packaged web application. This has aroused strong criticism because many users consider that even so, their performance is worse than the one offered by the traditional mail client. But that is not all, since its interface, inherited from what is seen through any browser, also leaves enough to be desired.
Although what has most enraged Windows 10 and Windows 11 users has been advertisement implementation. This is something that Outlook websites users experience – and have suffered – for quite some time. Microsoft has made it clear that it has no cap when it comes to showing advertisements in its products, either at the top of the entrance tray of your e-mail, in the notifications of your PC or in any other part of its operating systems.
Outlook app It is coming to Windows 10 by the security update KB5051974 For 21h2 and 22Hz versions. Being a mandatory patch, you cannot prevent the client from installed on your PC. Although if you have administrator privileges you have the option to uninstall it afterwards.
