Custom URI handlers
Hyperlinks with non-http or non-https prefixes do not currently work such as M-Files URLs that begin with m-files://
Please allow at least admins enable these custom URI handlers in Teams. They work perfectly in Slack :)
Mika Javanainen
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34 comments
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Anonymous
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I'd say this is the most useful feature missing from Teams at the moment.
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Jony Kwa
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+1
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Juan
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When are we getting this? The only thing that keeps me using Skype is this feature! Please support this
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Enguerran Gillet
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Having to constantly revert to Skype just for sending custom URI handles is really annoying.
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Jordan Ocokoljic
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This is almost fundamental at my workplace. Not having it hampers communication greatly.
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Dave East
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Yes please! I would probably use this 5-10 times per day.
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Daniel Keogh
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Lack of support here is pretty painful for me.
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Brett Shearer
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Having already gone through the trouble of getting URI scheme support re-enabled in Skype for Business it is ludicrous to have the same fight on our hands again with MS.
Surely no-spam policy doesn't make sense to block custom handlers. Most problems would be with HTTP/HTTPS links anyway.
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Tyson Zeilstra
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Support, this would make workflow much easier.
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Chau Nguyen
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+1. MSFT emphasizes security and no-spam policy in Teams, but allowing admins to opt into custom URI schemes would be really helpful for custom integrations.
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Mika Javanainen
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Would it be possible to get an update on this? Is supporting Custom URI handles on the roadmap?
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Yaakov
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Seconded. We have a URI scheme for internal applications and it doesn't show up as a hyperlink at all in Teams.
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Craig Hawker commented
This could also work in mobile, too, where organisations have added support for custom URI prefixes (e.g. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/m-files/9wzdncrdsgx0).
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Nicola Rampazzo commented
Also links created with onenote: URI scheme don't work unless created inside Teams.
mailto: uri work as expected, opening outlook.
callto: URI are changed to http://callto: - breaking skype action