New Hotmail is out! Outlook.com new domain

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    New Hotmail is out! Outlook.com new domain


    Anyone else here using it?

    Main problem for me---it signs me out after anything I do, if I use Chrome. Not on Firefox.

    I also can't get TrueSwitch to work either.
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    I cant see contacts of messenger online. Only for Facebook.
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    It will not work at all with Opera. Ads? ADS? Really? What are they thinking?

    BTW, am I the only person in the world that cannot get his email from ATT.net/yahoo using Windows Live, Outlook 10 or my android phone email client?

    I have been trying to figure it out for a week now. I'm about to throw in the towel and find another email client/provider.......

    Update: Opera released version 12.01 which corrected the problem (as well as some other fixes). The email mysteriously started working again-imagine that. MS/ATT/Yahoo must have gotten it right for a short while. It will go back out not too long from now, like it has before....
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    Why I switched, and ease of switching to outlook.com
    I switched to outlook.com only because I use Outlook 2010 (the real one). It is a shocking change, and perhaps too plain, but I kept it. Granted, I do not use it often due to owning Outlook 2010, as I've mentioned.

    Didn't have to change a thing on Outlook 2010, it still syncs flawlessly with it. When I go to my hotmail, it automatically signs in to outlook.com, as I had it set up to do in hotmail.

    More on Outlook 2010 and 2013 comparisons
    I should also note that I do not plan to pay extra to 'upgrade' to outlook 2013. The appearance is far too 'white', but I'm sure the functionality has improved, if but slightly. I am playing around with the 2013 preview at the moment on another computer in order to compare. The reason I bring this up is because outlook.com was based off of outlook 2013.

    Descriptions of outlook.com
    Basically, this hotmail -> outlook is outlook 2013 with less functionality. Hotmail appears to be more user friendly (perhaps because I am used to it?). Some people enjoy the 'simplicity' of this basic outlook.com provider.

    Grade sheet
    I'd give outlook.com a B- score. Hotmail would get a B+. Outlook 2010 gets an A, and Outlook 2013 gets a B+

    And here I thought they were expanding hotmail into one big giant email provider/calendar/everything location. Seems they are scaling back?
    Last edited by DustSailor; 31 Jul 2012 at 23:02. Reason: To make more sense
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    eknirb said:
    Anyone else here using it?

    Main problem for me---it signs me out after anything I do, if I use Chrome. Not on Firefox.

    I also can't get TrueSwitch to work either.
    What do you mean by "anything I do"? I'm using Chrome and I'm switching between folders, reading emails, etc, and I'm not logged out.
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    I've got way too much setup and working with gmail at this point to make a switch.
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    kegobeer said:
    eknirb said:
    Anyone else here using it?

    Main problem for me---it signs me out after anything I do, if I use Chrome. Not on Firefox.

    I also can't get TrueSwitch to work either.
    What do you mean by "anything I do"? I'm using Chrome and I'm switching between folders, reading emails, etc, and I'm not logged out.

    If I switch between folders- signed out. Refresh? Signed out. Delete email? Signed out. If I do ANY function, while in CHrome---gone.

    Also messaging won't load...color schemes are blank.
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    I would make a new account on your computer and install Chrome under the new profile and see if things are different.
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  9. Posts : 242
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    I figured it out. It was a Chrome extension doing it.

    It was checking for new Hotmail.

    It should've presented no problem as my Hotmail and Outlook are combined.

    IE, "Hotlook."

    So if I can get Trueswitch to work...I am gone from Yahoo.
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  10. Posts : 2,913
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    Shouldn't it work if you use Trueswitch to copy your Yahoo stuff to Hotmail? After all, the outlook.com address has access to all of the hotmail stuff, doesn't it?
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