Microsoft looks to be finally moving to a true, single Outlook client, but it may not be available as part of Windows 10 until 2022, according to a new report.
Microsoft is working on a single version of Outlook that will replace its current Windows 10 Mail and Calendar apps, as well as its legacy Win 32 Outlook client with a single Outlook client for Windows and Mac. The new mail/calendar client, codenamed « Project Monarch, » according to Windows Central, is part of the company’s « One Outlook » plan, and will be derived from the current Outlook Web app. It’s currently possible to see Microsoft’s « One Outlook » dashboard site by going to aka.ms/monarch.
