If you are sitting in the same room with other participants you will get a delayed audio (through teams) in parallel to the real audio (voice) in the room. Having the option to mute the incoming audio for these specific participants would be a great benefint because everyone ouside could still hear them but in the same room you would have to fight with the double audio anymore.

Now you can create and post code snippets. The new feature looks great!

When you create a snippet you have to select the language. It would be great, if Teams could detect the language automatically, too.

I would like support for hubot: https://hubot.github.com

This could make the switch from Slack or FLowdock a lot easier.

When someone is sharing a screen or presenting, a list of participants are shown at the bottom of the window. If anyone is using their camera to make a comment or ask a question, their eyes are pointing downward and it doesn't look very engaging. Is it possible to move the list of participants to the top of the window so at least people will be looking more in the direction of their camera and make it feel more like that person is looking at you?

just have a button to delete chats no reason to hide them

Task sort filters in Planner should be sticky. If I access a Planner and change the sort filter, that sort filter should be selected if I exit the planner, then return to it.

everything is fine, until I realize that you can not delete the chats, please add the option that is not chat history and can be deleted

I have folders in one channel and it's not possible to move the complete folder to a new channel.
Once you start to use Teams, it's getting more and more information, so finally you open new channels and you want to move some folders and files from general to the new cannel to make it simple.
I cuden't find the way to move those folders from general to the new cannel.

After a quarter or a semester, teachers should be able to archive assignments and students grades without deleting them. This is a good reference point.

I would like to see free \ busy schedule in teams the same way you can in a meeting invite, without creating a meeting invite.

Please make it so teachers can remove the Class Notebook tab from TEAMS.

It would be very helpful to be able to access details of all activity and content via an API so this information can be imported into third-party applications. Should include record and content of all messages, posts, etc. as well as details on all meetings and phone calls.

Allow users to filter their recent contacts by Status. Currently, this feature only allows filtering by keyword, unread, meetings, and muted.

Completely delete chats; not just hide them. As time goes on, you have so many chats that you no longer need. I cant' believe with all the features this system has, that deleting chats is NOT an option.

Most of our proposal teams have come back with a feedback that, they need to have separate access to Channels and not inherit parent permissions from Parent Microsoft teams created.

Is this something possible in near future? Also when will the metrics be available for Microsoft teams?

What we really need in Teams is to get an option to have compact view as the main view for that particular page and in ”Files”. It improves readability, is user-friendly and speeds up work. Many would use Teams more in their company and in our company if this feature would exists.

Modifications to do to the call park platform :

• a shared waiting list


• an icon «Phone» for accept the call rather than the code call to type.


• Custom waiting music.


• Anyone authorized needs to managed calls in the call park. (take and manage calls in the shared waiting list)


• No code required to manage calls

Please enable the ability to disable badge notifications in the task bar when teams is running in the background. I get them even if i'm on do not disturb and its honestly a needless distraction. thanks!

Chat box needs to be smaller- not efficient to user if the Teams page takes up a whole screen and user has to toggle back and forth to have a conversation.