Now that you have the From button visible, you can click on it to bring forth a list of addresses you can use. Alternatively, press the three dots ( …) button and select Show From. If the From button is missing, go back to Settings > Mail > Compose and reply and toggle it under the Message format section. While you’re on the same page, you can also toggle the Always show From setting to make the next step easier.Īfter selecting alias(es) you want to be able to send from, simply go back to the OWA Mail page and compose a new message. Note that you cannot unselect the primary SMTP address, changing that still remains an admin-level operation. Select any and all secondary SMTP addresses (aliases) you would like to be able to sent from. Therein, you will be presented with a list of all proxy addresses configured for your mailbox, with the primary SMTP address being automatically selected (and listed twice?). Look for the Addresses to send from section down the page. First, you need to open your OWA Settings, navigate to the Mail tab > Compose and reply. The feature is listed as ID 59437 on the Roadmap site, and still marked as Rolling out, so it might not yet be available across all tenants and geos. It’s finally happening! After years and years of requesting this feature, and after finally being promised back at Ignite 2019, Microsoft has now started deploying an update to the Outlook Web App that allows users to send as aliases (additional proxy addresses) configured on their mailbox.
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