When Microsoft acquired the beloved to-do app called Wunderlist in 2015, it said it would discontinue Wunderlist permanently, but only after rebuilding all the best features of that app into a new one to replace it.
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Shortcuts, via the Outlook web app - in the past, I used the web version of Outlook, and have a shortcut in the Shortcuts app, triggered via the share sheet in Safari. With those caveats, three not-so-simple ways that may or may not work: Also, any links open in the web app, not the mobile app (the same is true even with the Mac version of Outlook - links open in the web app). There’s no simple way, as best I can tell, and also be aware that if you move a message to a new folder in Outlook, the link will break.
I’ve struggled with this for quite some time.
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