The new feature comes in handy when you just want to compose a message and schedule it for sending later. There are many times you want to do that for different reasons, such as proper timing.
Users react to Outlook for web getting send later feature
Mike Tholfsen, Microsoft Product manager, revealed the new Outlook button via a tweet.
Just drop down the “Send” button and choose “Send later” and then choose a date and time đź“… đź”— https://t.co/bb7CoJseGL #edtech #MIEExpert #MicrosoftEDU pic.twitter.com/H8Ca1qhahx — Mike Tholfsen (@mtholfsen) June 22, 2020 So, if you’re an Outlook on the web user, you can now schedule your mail messages to be sent at a future date or time. Based on a sample of user reactions on Twitter, the send later button should change life in the office for many Outlook for web users. For example, one user responds: Another excited user adds: Yet, this one quips, rather casually: Gmail has had this feature for a while now. Of course, some users are wondering whether the send later button is coming to Outlook for desktop anytime soon. Well, it’s been there since 1997! That’s not surprising, though, since Microsoft tends to add new features to its different versions of Outlook separately. We already wrote about the new text prediction feature for Outlook.com and Outlook on the web, for example. Similarly, we expect Outlook for Windows to start supporting cross-device email signature syncing this month. Are you excited about the new send later button in Outlook for web? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.
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