Microsoft Outlook extension for Google Chrome

In June 2021, Microsoft released a new browser extension that allows users to access their Outlook accounts without opening a new tab, similar to Vivaldi, which lets you add any site to a site. always accessible side panel.

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The Microsoft Outlook extension can send and receive emails, create and edit calendar entries, manage tasks, and view contacts.

You can download the extension using this link from Edge Add-ons Store.

When Microsoft announced the expansion of Outlook, it promised to release it in the Chrome Web Store. Several months after its first release, the company finally delivered on its promise. Microsoft has finally launched the Microsoft Outlook extension to the Chrome Web Store.

See how Microsoft describes the extension:

Sending and receiving emails, managing calendars, tasks and more without opening a new tab. The Microsoft Outlook browser extension lets you view mail, calendar, contacts, and other tasks using an icon in your browser. You can quickly access your Outlook work account or your simple Outlook.com or Hotmail account without opening another tab or application. ”

After downloading Microsoft Outlook for Google Chrome using this link, you can connect to your personal or work profile and start using Outlook in a small pop-up window instead of going to another tab.

In case you did not know, Google recently announced plans to remove Manifest V2-based extensions for its browser. Developers will have to update their projects on the Manifest V3 platform to continue running after January 2023.

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