Make Teams web app available in Safari
I receive a message hat is coming soon...any updates?
Anonymous
shared this idea
This is currently in Preview – planned to release very soon.
In the following weeks, Teams will be rolling out support on Safari 11+ on macOS. While in preview, there are known issues with Safari’s ITP mode and it is advised that users disable Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention.
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Tommiy
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Unfortunately disabling ITP mode appears to only work with 10.14.3. With 10.14.4 teams is still inaccessible.
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Evgeny Zaritovskiy commented
Hey Chris, I got into the Preview program somehow and my Teams are working in Safari just fine now. So I guess it will go public quite soon.
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Chris Weiser
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Thank you for working on this! I know macOS is a small sliver of Teams usage, and users demanding that Safari have support (rather than just clicking into Firefox, Chrome, or the Teams app), but I'm happy you're still looking out for us. This will likely get me to use Teams more, as I had been just waiting on emails to tell me to load the tab in Firefox. Safari is my always-open browser with my usual utilities.
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Troy
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someone wrote
"Frustrating that Microsoft Teams is unavailable on Safari, especially if someone does not use Google Chrome/Firefox.
A release sometime soon would be great. It's 2017."
WHAT A JOKE, IT IS 2019!! and still no teams on mac safari..... now it seems it will be rolling out in the coming weeks.... probably months.... and there is some mumbojumbofiddling to be done to het it working still...
Amateuristic
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John Smith.
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Slack works fine. Which is why we're sticking with it.
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Peter Gnemmi
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As suggested by the support engineer in case number: 13033134, I am sharing this information.
Currently, web-based Teams doesn't work with Safari on a Macintosh.
I did a pretty straightforward workaround, but we shouldn't have to demand this of end-users.
Changed my User Agent from "Safari 12.0.3" to "Google Chrome–macOS" [had to turn Developer mode on] and allow third-party cookies.
[Note: Teams breaks in actual Google Chrome on my Macintosh regardless of whether third-party cookies are allowed or not.]Since the workaround is pretty simple, it stands to reason that Office365 could be similarly, easily tweaked so it would just work without special browser configuration.
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stilldrey
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Anonymous
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Hello, Any news about Teams availability on Safari ? Thank you
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Joe Tinker
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WE WANT UPDATES ON THIS ASAP. AS AN MSP PUSHING MICROSOFT, WE NEED THIS FOR OUR MAC CENTRIC CLIENTS. RIGHT AWAY!
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Michael
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Teams doesn't work in Safari and drag-and-drop for OneDrive and SharePoint isn't supported in FireFox. There isn't one browser I can use with Office365. Very frustrating.
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Henrik Börjesson
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Any update?
can we start to test with Safari in Q1 2019? -
Jeff McDonald
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Any updates on this one?
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Tommiy
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3 months of testing? It must be finished soon surely?
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James
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Updates? Critical feature. This and full support in Chrome.
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Youngju Park
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Any further update?
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Youngju Park
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Any updates for this feature?
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Milind
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@Warren - can you please provide a planned GA date for Teams WebApp on Safari?
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bunnyhero
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Warren: is there a way to sign up to test this? thanks :)
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[Deleted User]
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I honestly don't care anymore. I moved to Slack.
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Anonymous
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Is it just one person working on this as a side project or something? Surely it's not that hard... Especially seeing that here's the workaround...
Go to Safari > Develop > User Agent > Google Chrome - macos.
Works!
So again, what's the hold up?