My understanding is that while debugging web add-ins for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are all pretty well supported, debugging add-ins for Outlook on Mac or Windows is somewhat limited at the moment. On Mac, I'm running Microsoft Outlook for Mac version 16.43 on MacOS Catalina version 10.15.6 and on Windows I'm running Outlook on Windows 10 Pro version 1909 inside a VM. Get ready for the new Outlook for Mac It’s been a year since the new Outlook has been available to users in production as an opt-in preview.
I've tried using the VSCode Debugger Extension for Office Add-Ins to try to attach the debugger to Outlook for Windows, but keep running into this 'Error processing attach' error. What I've tried (Mac): I've tried running defaults write NSGlobalDomain WebKitDeveloperExtras -bool true as suggested from this answer and defaults write OfficeWebAddinDeveloperExtras -bool true as suggested here and have an option to View Source which opens the HTML source in what appears to be a TextEdit window, but I'm still unable to inspect element in order to see any errors. The web add-in still installs fine on Outlook for Mac, it's just that there is a discrepancy between the behavior I am seeing on Office 365 Outlook and Outlook for Mac (this is also true when testing on Outlook for Windows, which has the same behavior as the Mac version).
I have a feature for a Microsoft Outlook web add-in which works fine in Office 365 Outlook, but when I test the same feature on Outlook for Mac or Outlook for Windows, the same feature doesn't work. 1 2 col rendering broken-Microsoft Outlook for Mac Version 16.69.2 Khyra Abdelmoumen posted 18:53:36 Help Ever since the latest Microsoft Outlook for Mac update, the 2 column module within my email is stacking one on top of another rather that displaying them side by side.
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