No more zip files gunking up your downloads folder. Just extract and delete all at once
this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2026
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Started dogfooding the latest Outlook as we switched to being an M365 shop instead of having old school generic IMAP accounts, and it’s what half our clients and their customers use.
Because it’s a web app in a wrapper it does “save all attachments” by zipping them. 🙃 Great when many of my regular tasks involve getting a pile of images to process and use somewhere.
Oh yeah, new outlook sucks less than classic outlook but it still sucks. I just use it in the browser because I use multiple desktops and you can set it to use gmail keyboard shortcuts, which the app doesn't let you do.
Just write a lil Python script that uses ZipFile. Still a PITA.