[Baguette5242]

Last time I tried the new Outlook, I casually pressed “Alt+H, MV, A” to perform an “Always move to the folder…” action, guess what, the new Outlook at the time didn’t even supported the keyboard shortcuts. What is the point of rolling out a new version of your software if it doesn’t even support basic features from the previous version ?

I would prefer MS to be blunt and honest and just say “From now on, it’s Office on the web and suck on it loosers !” Instead of releasing half baked apps that are neither comfortable to use on the web nor on desktop version.

This said, let’s wait and see, MS was able to make a pretty decent Electron App (VS Code) and maybe they can do the same kind of magic with Office apps. I don’t know.

[LaundroMat]

They forget their own history. Wasn't one of the key features of the first versions of Word that switching from WordPerfect was easy because Word used the same keyboard shortcuts?

[ksherlock]

Skype and Teams are also electron. That's probably a better predictor.

[Baguette5242]

Yeah I know. And I don’t understand 2 things about it: 1) How is it possible to have a company releasing VSCode wich is a quite viable and ok to use Electron app and on the other hand, releasing some Electron garbage such as Skype or Teams. 2) Why MS discontinued the version of Teams on Linux ?! Isn’t the purpose of Electron App to encapsulate web apps to make them look more native *and* be able to release these *cross-platform* I mean if your Electron app is working for PC and Mac, then, why not releasing it on Linux ?