Tired of the ‘Try the new Outlook’ button? Disable it with this tweak
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The fact that users are hunting for ways to disable the “Try the new Outlook” prompt is a reminder that forced migrations — even to AI-augmented clients — can trigger real resistance. If you’re rolling out new interfaces, especially AI-heavy ones, budget for opt-out paths and phased adoption rather than assuming enthusiasm.
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