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.
