Effective in September, the old browser access to Outlook.com will be redirected to the rudimentary version.

CTOnews.com, June 6 (Xinhua)-- according to an official announcement from Microsoft, starting from September 2023, users who access Outlook.com using a browser version that is no longer supported will be redirected to the crude web version of Outlook.

The simplified web version of Outlook interface Microsoft officially calls the humble web version of Outlook "Outlook Light", returning to the Office experience of the 2000s in the user interface.

Microsoft said that the rudimentary web version of Outlook only provides basic functions and cannot provide access tasks, various calendar views and the use of shared mailboxes.

Microsoft said it would start implementing it in September and roll it out by the end of November.

The official Microsoft description is attached to CTOnews.com as follows:

If you use old browsers (Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge legacy, New Microsoft Edge)