Microsoft has now shared more details on its plan to retire the old Outlook app.
Still, Microsoft is pressing on with plans for a wider rollout.
The blog post says, Feedback is a critical part of this stage.
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Each time a user toggles back to classic Outlook, they are asked to provide feedback on their experience.
Theres no estimated timeframe for when that might happenjust whenever its ready.
The final stage after that is removing support for the classic Outlook entirely.
Microsofts blog post is mostly focused on business and organization accounts.
Home users can get Outlook through a Microsoft 365 subscription orthe Office Home & Student package.
It also doesnt seem like the Outlook for Mac app will be migrated to the new web-based Outlook experience.
