To remove an entry from Safe senders and domains, click on the Trash icon next to the entryĮdit a sender or domain in the safe senders list.Remove a sender or domain from the safe senders list For example, to mark all messages from as safe, enter the text box. To mark a specific person as safe, enter that person's full email address. For example, to mark all email from addresses that end in as safe, enter in the text box.

To add an entry to Safe senders and domains, select the Add icon under the Safe senders and domains title, enter the email address or domain that you want to mark as safe in the text box. For help, see Getting started in Outlook Web App.Īt the top of the screen, select Settings > View all Outlook Settings> Mail.

The instructions below are for Outlook Web App, see below for instructions and explanations regarding the following: (1) managing your junk email, (2) safe senders and domains, and (3) blocked senders. Use the Block or Allow settings to help control unwanted and unsolicited email messages by creating and managing lists of email addresses and domains that you trust and those that you don’t. To learn about the Focused Inbox for various devices and systems, see the links below: For more information, see Use Clutter to sort low-priority messages in Outlook.

If you don't see Focused and Other in your mailbox, you might have a Clutter folder instead.

In Outlook for Windows, Focused Inbox is available only for Microsoft 365, Exchange, and accounts.

For more information see, Focused Inbox in Action. Your most important email messages are on the Focused tab while the rest remain easily accessible-but out of the way-on the Other tab. Focused & Junk Email Focused Inbox for OutlookĬlutter email has been replaced with the 'focused inbox.' Focused Inbox separates your inbox into two tabs-Focused and Other.

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