Heavily disagree. The web version on mobile (android; both firefox and chrome) feels slow and works badly on low bandwidth connections and touch support feels badly designed (e.g. selecting multiple messages, working with attachments). On desktops/laptops the imap support is also subpar with problems with showing multiple drafts for one email in the web version.
This would maybe be excusable for a small startup, but for a company the size of Microsoft that is an embarrassing showing.
Huh. I haven't had that issue with Outlook Web App. I have "Mark the item as read when the selection changes" selected in my options and I haven't noticed it failing.
This would maybe be excusable for a small startup, but for a company the size of Microsoft that is an embarrassing showing.