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Freeze Favorites in the Inbox Left Pane

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P Brixey
P Brixey
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I am running TB 102.4.1 (64-bit). I have my Favorite Folders in the left column above the All Folders section in the left pane. I have a lot of folders under All Folders and when I scroll down, the Favorite Folders folders disappear upwards out of sight. Is there any way the Favorite Folders can be frozen in the left pane so that they are always visible regardless of how far I scroll down just like it used to be in my Outlook 2010. I found that very useful. If it is not currently possible, maybe that feature could be considered for a future update?

I am running TB 102.4.1 (64-bit). I have my Favorite Folders in the left column above the All Folders section in the left pane. I have a lot of folders under All Folders and when I scroll down, the Favorite Folders folders disappear upwards out of sight. Is there any way the Favorite Folders can be frozen in the left pane so that they are always visible regardless of how far I scroll down just like it used to be in my Outlook 2010. I found that very useful. If it is not currently possible, maybe that feature could be considered for a future update?

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david
david
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I cannot give you explicit keystrokes, but the left folder pane shows folders in order of selection. If you untick folders in View menu and then click Favorites first, followed by All and/or Unified, I believe you will see Favorites at bottom. This may require testing a bit, but I just reconfirmed that it works. I don't know if that solves your issue, but it does keep it from scrolling up out of sight.

P Brixey
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Thanks David, I moved Favorites Folders to below All Folders but the reverse of my original irritation happens. But when I scroll up, the Favorites disappear downwards out of sight again. I think this needs some coding work to fix it. It will probably never happen. P.

stufuller
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I agree that it would be preferable (to me, anyway) that the Favorites folder does not scroll with the rest of the list of folders.

While there, I would like to see the "Unread Folders" not scroll, as well.