Meeting Options open in Teams app
Why the MEETING OPTIONS have to open in separate browser and why we have to click twice to see the MEETING OPTIONS? Why can’t we have the
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are happy to share that you can now manage meeting options within the meeting window. During a meeting, select Show participants in the meeting controls. Then, above the list of participants, choose Manage permissions.
To learn more, please visit https://support.microsoft.com/office/change-participant-settings-for-a-teams-meeting-53261366-dbd5-45f9-aae9-a70e6354f88e.
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CG
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Allow setting of meeting options within the Teams app instead of launching a browser and setting them outside of Teams - the current process is clunky and unnecessary...and while you're at it, allow setting of the meeting options BEFORE you send the invite
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Rene
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For the love of god, please support safari browser
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Rob Hupf
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Please provide parity with the Skype for Business plugin for Outlook and make meeting options available without opening another window.
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Anonymous
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+1 Opening always a new window is not user friendly. I also miss to set personal default settings like we have it in Skype for Business.
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Fred
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We also would like to see meeting options integrated into the TEAMS app as well as Outlook OPP.
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Yaksh Patel
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Hello,
Guest users are required to be admitted into the meeting. A user can set the guest permissions after they create the meeting and navigate to the 'Meeting options' link. The user is taken to their browser to set the 'who can bypass the lobby' option. I suggest that there be a toggle withing the teams/meeting marker scene or a global option list for meeting but still withing teams scene.
TL:DR: I don't want to navigate out of teams to config any settings.
Thanks
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Ed
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Agree. Also, on MacOS clicking on the link opens the webpage it in the background, meaning you have no idea what’s happening until you go to your browser and find multiple tabs open to the meeting options page.. which doesn’t even support Safari, so you need to copy paste the link into a third browser.. sigh.
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MichaelG
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Integrate "Metting options" within desktop app UI; eliminate call to web UI. Why does Teams open a web browser to make changes to meeting options. This is a disjointed UI experience and did not work for me in MS Edge so I had to switch the default browser to Chrome for it to work.
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kohei okimoto
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Currently, when I click on a meeting option for a scheduled meeting in my desktop client, it doesn't respond and I have to open it in my browser and set it.
We would like to request functional improvements so that this can all be done on the desktop client.
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Alex Tunschi
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In the desktop app, after creating a meeting, when entering to change the Meeting Options, it jumps in the browser as a page, instead opening in the app. If you are connected with a different username in the browser, it will give you an error. Make it open just in the app.