In nearly every piece of software I've used, if the software supports a keyboard shortcuts list, it is accessed within the Help tab. It seems quite strange to place the keyboard shortcuts list within the user icon, where I would expect only to find user-specific information. The only way I can rationalize this decision is if there are user-specific keyboard shortcuts that be created.

More/all actions should be available via keyboard/typing., One that kills me is the ability to create code snippets WITH syntax highlighting. I can create a snippet by typing ``` at the very beginning of a response, which is nice, but I can't get syntax highlighting from it. We need more energy put into pure keyboard based usage of Teams.

This button should be removed and access to SharePoint only limited to admin roles via SharePoint/Teams Admin portal. For new users, it is too confusing.

I would like to install Teams on the latest Tesla Cybertruck, what version of Windows are they using?

Teams should show if somebody read my message like in Skype!

When clicking on "Add a contact to this group".....have the cursor automatically focus on the box so that you can start typing a person's name....now you have to click into the box and then type. Come on MS.....you do some UI testing right???????

While in remote control over share screen, went into full screen.
Then closed the chat tab on the right
After that, I was unable to quit de full screen mode without giving up on the share screen.

Would be nice to be able to go back to "normal view".
Someting like move mouse to the top and have a banner with option.

From the /keys list, people can see what keyboard shortcuts are available via the Search/command bar at the top.

They can't, however, see the shortcut for accessing the Search/command bar with just the keyboard - that shortcut is <Ctrl>+<E>.

It'd be nice to include this, then people who type /keys could see that they can get back to /keys using only the keyboard any time they want!

similar to whats app pls implement the feature like double click over the comment for replying or for writing a continuation comment to the existing comment

Our use of MSTeams is growing, can we have a way of grouping team sites eg. Projects, Committees, etc.

In Teams, the default list of "apps" on the left side are:
Activity
Shifts
Chat
Teams
Calendar
Calls
Files
Planner
...

We should be able to modify this list, to "hide" features not in use.
especially the "Shifts" function, that takes "ages" to load basic/frontpage and is a full PITA when you've managed to click on it when intending to go to "Activity" or "Chat".

We should also be able to, within the "Chat" function, to "group" contacts, by using "drag and drop" to a created contact-group.

When website is added to channel as card, there is no possibility to navigate back on website. It is feedback from many users that this functionality would be appriciate.

Due to eye problems, I have to work with "smooth screen fonts" switched off. That means no ClearType or font aliasing of any kind. Unfortunately Teams doesn't honour this setting, so at present it is almost unusable for me without causing immediate physical pain. Please honour this setting. Not everybody has 20/20 vision.

Before the last update, the Contacts panel on the left with the Recent chats list no longer auto-hides.

This is eating up a lot of screen space that could be used in the Conversation panel.

When sharing a YouTube link, it does not pick the title and the description from the link. Instead, it shows the YouTube description.

For Teams chat history, it would be helpful to have group chats color coded or highlighted to make it more obvious those are not 1:1 chats.

I would like a keyboard shortcut to hide chats. Similarly to how skype would close a chat window when hitting escape. This would be very handy for a management team. Example: You are discussing an employee issue with a superior and that employee comes up behind your desk while you are in mid type.