Microsoft is finally adding one of the most requested Outlook features to Mac. The company, however, will test it with Beta Channel Office Insiders first before rolling it out to the general public.
Being able to hit undo after sending an email containing typos, missing attachments, or incorrect recipients gives you more confidence and control over your communications. However, it’s something that Outlook users on Mac are deprived of, and expectedly, they have been asking for it for years. But thankfully, Microsoft does not seem to keep Mac users waiting any further. In a blog post, Microsoft has announced that the much-requested ‘Undo Send’ feature is now available in Outlook for Mac. What this will do is cancel the email before it’s sent, as the name suggests. The newly introduced undo command doesn’t recall the message; instead, it delays the sending for a set period of time so that you can cancel it in case you have a change of heart.
