We are moving from Lync/Skype to Microsoft Teams at work. One of the features Lync had was the ability to have conversations automatically saved to a folder in outlook.

This gave me the ability to have a record of a conversation that could be attached to emails as needed.

If Microsoft Teams has this functionality, I have not been able to find it. I can only see the ability to copy and paste a conversation, which is easily editable.

Does Microsoft Teams have this capability or are there plans to add it?

You should have a "what's changed" overlay everytime it updates, or at least a pinned topic on this page with a summary of the changelogs.
Given that it is a new product, some updates might include the missing feature that a team is waiting to switch over to Teams and it would be good to be able to discover this.

Links to channels - Open web app in Firefox and Chrome instead of forcing download of desktop app

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Teams/Forcing-Team-site-links-to-open-in-the-Web-app-instead/m-p/858518

Every time I start the desktop app I get a banner at the top suggesting the mobile app. Please make a way to disable ads.

Referred from Tech Community

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/kosovo-country-code/m-p/1312260

Option to have a new user to agree with an usage policy on first access of Teams like it is available for Yammer.

Can have multiple options to sign in with.
Like may be with company account as well as personal account.

windows vs mac vs linux vs vdi vs mobile client feature compare

Referred from: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/differences-between-ios-and-windows-10-version/m-p/1278663#M51315

Teams would be very more productive if you could pop out Calendar, Chats, Teams and Calls into different windows and work on them individually. Currently on windows disappears when you open another, very confusing. To be able to pop out any of the side bar items would be better.

its not very important but its good to have

Allow me to set a start up (home) default page with a picture and content of my choosing. This can avoid carrying last week's old (sometimes not so fun) chats into this week first thing, and instead allow for the launching onto my calendar or a personalized welcome to the day page.

Would like to see what Microsoft's minimum recommended Hardware and Software requirements are for Teams, in a published document somewhere.

Does anyone else think that we should have this information from Microsoft?

I have enabled external access in org-wide settings, but in Teams, I still cannot add external users.

The message in teams says, we can't set up the conversation because your org are not set up to talk to each other.

In skype for business, we regularly talk to each other. so both orgs are set up. In teams it does not want to add the same contact

Fork the codebase and give Xbox players a first class app for social gaming that can compete with Discord.

Now, we could run the commend below to suppress the welcome message for a group:
Set-UnifiedGroup <groupname> -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$false

However, we could not do this for the organization, please add the function for this.

There is no way to exit the Intro Video. I had to close the Tab. Add a close button.

Our company has additional governance in Teams and SharePoint where we require that our users request new Teams and SharePoint sites in Service Now. It would be awesome to allow for a simple button that takes those that are looking to create a new team to that form directly. No matter how much ACM we apply we get this question almost daily. "How can I create my own Team?" because when they click on "Join or create a team" it takes them to the directory of existing teams or option to join with a code.

Default color (Violet color) looks not dynamic, positive, should have more color options