Teams constantly consumes a small amount of cpu time which blocks my laptop from ever sleeping or hibernating because it is never idle. This is not ideal for many reasons. Obviously the software designed around a polling model which is not generally considered to be a great design pattern. To rephrase this as an idea: Change teams so it works on an event based model rather than constantly polling for updates.

Teams app on win 10 is frustratingly slow to close after clicking red x. Taskbar lights up with new message but shows name of last conversation partner not new one. Opening up to see a new message starts you where you left off instead of new message. Badges on phone app don’t go away if I check on messages using Windows app. Nowhere near as snappy as like, AIM back in the day

Running Windows on a Retina MacBook with an external monitor I have the scale of the retina display set to 175% and the external (Main display) to 100%.

Now if the main screen (seemingly only on boot counts) is the external one, the teams interface is so small that it is basically illegible. If the external monitor is disconnected while booting the teams UI is normal on the Retina display, but gigantic on the external one, when connected. Other apps seem to handle this, it would be nice if Teams could, too!

Android version so often goes offline. While other chat apps work just fine. Web app is so-so... when the desktop app doesn't make sense to install or you can't. Desktop app also is not great.. sending a file causes the UI to just freeze for a while.

All work entered needs to ha e feedback for students but this is not much good if the student can't have the chance to act on the feedback and improve or redraft work.
A button to send work back to students or just to allow more files to. We submitted would be great

The desktop application hangs up a lot and seems to take very large amount of time for simple things like change the chat context

Could use a White Board

We use OneNote and Excel quite extensively. We share files via Team channels all the time. But opening them in Office Online is very very slow. We want to open the document in the desktop versions of Excel and OneNote as a first choice.

Please create a powerBI content pack so that its possible to manage adoption of Teams in organization. Obivous charts are:

most active channel/group
most active user
trend graph for number of channels /teams created over course of time (week/month)
Activity overview (chat, group chat, content sharing)
amount of time spend on meetings organized thru teams

etc

It can take 30s to switch between orgs/accounts in MSTeams - length of time makes the multi-org setup cumbersome to use...

The bar sits directly over the browser tabs during a screen share. It's infuriating. Or at least allow us to move the bar somewhere less inconvenient. Thanks.

Since today, so basically the first work day after a couple of updates on Friday, Teams often "hangs" after I click in it. It seems to happen most often if I go back to it after not having focused to screen for a while or if I go into a new (large) chat.

Did something change in this respect?

Enable a functionality to search any keywords

PDF files cannot be saved to Teams which is a huge problem for my area of work. I manage an accounting department and my staff and I work with hundreds of pdf files. This is an obvious flaw in Teams and should be easily rectified. Another problem is not being able to open a PDF file in Adobe Pro while in Teams.

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.

The performance is way off when the scrolling is not smooth. Its not line any other ios app.

Add ability to delete personal messages. not able to remove them presently.

And while it's loading, I can't really do anything else – even on a relatively new Dell laptop with i7 processor.

There should be popup for every Incoming message, in absence this either we miss it or we end up reading it very late.