Generally speaking, those who wish to use Microsoft’s online services receive the latest features of Outlook, Word and other Excel, after application users. Outlook on the web users will finally get a much-needed feature.
The Outlook application offers translate foreign language email content with a single click. Unfortunately, on the online version, the approach is not so instinctive. You must copy the text to be translated, then paste it into a new tab in your favorite translation service.
Microsoft has announced on Microsoft 365, formerly Office, that a Translator for Outlook feature will soon be available on all versions of Outlook. App users already know that it is possible to “translate words, phrases and complete messages when you need them”. It is also possible to set the client to translate automatically messages written in a foreign language.
Microsoft finally brings automatic translation functionality to Outlook for the web
This feature is currently available to users registered with the Microsoft 365 Insider Program only. Ordinary Internet users will have to wait, but there is no doubt that the Outlook Translator will arrive very quickly in browsers around the world. These are not the only changes made to Outlook, since Microsoft has changed the interface of its email client a bit.
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Thus, “the list of folders in new versions of Outlook for Windows and Outlook for the web are getting some changes to make it easier to navigate. The links that used to be under Folder Groups to add new folders can be found now in the context menu. Right-click the mailbox folder to create a folder or subfolder, and search folders to create a new search folder”. Likewise, “the Hide favorites function allows users to customize their folder pane by hiding the favorites section.
Source: Microsoft