Use built in notifications for macOS
Notifications built into the OS (which all apps I've seen use other than Outlook and now Teams) are more functional and allow for more user control. Most importantly, they honor Do Not Disturb settings, which is critical.
Sergi Isasi
shared this idea
We are getting closer… the team is almost ready to rollout MacOS notification support internally for testing – we hope to have it to the public by the end of this quarter.
Thanks!
347 comments
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Matt Richards
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At this point I'd even be content if you told us it was never going to happen, that way I'd know how much to push for us to move to Slack. This silence is the absolute worst.
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Jose
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three posts down one of your customers even wrote the solution for you, what the **** Microsoft?!?! This is just inexcusable at this point and a complete insult that you're not providing any communication when so many are angry about this!
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Alexandre JOUSSE
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Any update on this??? It seems way overdue..
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Anonymous
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This is really ridiculous that there is no feedback from Microsoft. We are thinking about replacing teams with other software!
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Anonymous
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let notification = NSUserNotification()
notification.identifier = message.uuid
notification.title = message.user.name
notification.subtitle = "message.content
notification.soundName = NSUserNotificationDefaultSoundNamelet notificationCenter = NSUserNotificationCenter.defaultUserNotificationCenter()
notificationCenter.deliverNotification(notification)Apparently takes Microsoft years to write, so here's a template, please delete the crap you currently use and use this snippet instead.
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Marcelo
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So long...
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GastonM
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Every single day I check this page I end up being disappointed that there is another day without any response from Microsoft.
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Ryan Lutgen
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We all know of the rain dance to see rain, but is there any sort of dance we can do to actually get a response???? The lack of this feature affecting consumers on an entire platform and the lack of an update to the timeline is not leaving a good impression.
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Sam Newman
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i have a lot of issues with how it is currently working, since i frequently miss calls because i get no notification of the caller unless i am using an application on the desktop. If i am using any application in full screen (which is most of the time) i don't get any kind of notification that i am recieving a call, not even a notification sound.
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Stan
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it's just stupid how much attention this is getting from your customers and how little you are paying to it. seriously.
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Peter Kasarda
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c'mon do it! please we don't see notifications!!!!
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Anonymous
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Any update?
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B. Woodrow
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no update? Does anyone at Microsoft even read this stuff?
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Charlie Fish
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I love how Microsoft isn't even capable of providing an update. At this point Microsoft Teams isn't even a competitor to Slack without this feature... this is a perfect case study for how little Microsoft cares about their customers.
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Grant Goddard
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Any update?
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CR
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Any update?
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Matt Richards
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**twiddling thumbs**
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Abby
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Almost 2500 votes and 330 comments, months with zero update and well over a year since "working on it". This is no way to treat customers Microsoft. How do we get a response and update? Does the voice of your user not matter?
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Anonymous
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It's just unbelievable how MS treats such a big issue! Please give us at least an update about this.
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Tyler Eich
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I use the apps on my laptop in full screen and I never receive Teams' notifications because they don't appear above full screen apps. I wish this issue would be treated more seriously, given how tough it is to use Teams without visible notifications