Only possible to use HTTPS urls as tabs. Would be nice if HTTP would work as well.

At present, when adding a SharePoint tab, you can only link to a site. Since sites may be shared among several teams, team members will still have to browse the site to find material relevant for the actual channel. It would be nice if a tab could pull up a specific custom list, library or even a specific view of a library. That would keep stuff on the site in context for that particular channel.

Allow moving any tab, besides files and conversation, between channels in a group. On top of being able to dragging tabs to rearrange them in a channel, allow us to drag the tab to a different channel altogether. If any conversation topics at about items in that tab, it would be nice to have those seamlessly migrate to the new channel as well.

For bonus points: Allow moving a tab between groups, in the event a group needs to be 'discontinued' without losing the data.

There should be the option to add sway presentations in the "+" app tab

I would like the option to remove or hide the conversations tab. Teams is a great way to post and link to team related spreadsheets or slideshows and doesn't require a chat function. Keeping one sometimes means there are chat posts that are missed because they are not expected.

Show Metadata in the Files Tab to easily see, add and change metadata. (It seems that now you have do all that in Sharepoint)

I know a similar request is marked as "We have this!", but it's not possible to move all tabs.

I can rearrange the tabs that I add, but Conversations and Files cannot be moved.

I would like to have a channel that starts with a Planner tab, and another that starts with a Wiki tab.

Not everyone channel will be based around conversations, so it should be possible to move the Conversation and File tab to the far right.

Connector or App Integration for Yammer

It would be amazing if we can see the Org Chart (Organization tab) for the whole company and not have it limited per team or manager.

Great to have possibility to go back in Website Tab. Today user when click to wrong page can't go back.

Redirect files tab to the sharepoint document folder of the team site or give the possibility to hide the files tab.

Ability to have multiple tabs or have the chat in a separate tab.
User Case: I will be working on the planner adding/ updating tasks. when I receive an IM, I need to check it, but when I do I lose where I was in the planner and it takes me a few more clicks to get back to where I was

Our team uses Trello to track agile development activities and we use Teams as our end user community. If I could take a post in teams and create a card from it, that would be wonderful! For example, if an end user posted an issue to Teams, I would love to push it to trello so that our development team could work on it.

Add Wunderlist as a tab option. This will help consolidate the number of apps used.

The OneNote interface is still kludgy. Every time I visit the OneNote tab, it reverts to the first page in the first section of the Notebook, rather than remembering where I left off. Also, every time I switch sections, it defaults to the first page in the section, rather than where I left off.

I hope that OneNote support in Teams can be developed to include these capabilities that the OneNote Desktop application provides. It's a significant difference in efficiency.

Add a confluence integration tab

When you add a tab for a Sharepoint document library you can't currently search it, its just a long list. A search bar here would be great.

I would like to have a tab where you can enter all external contacts with details (maybe select Outlook contacts) so that the complete team knows who does what on the customer team.

Can you add a "links" tab so that we can list links to websites opening in a separate browser? There are many, many websites and articles that we need to reference but that will not open with the https-iFrame Websites Tab. If you can't do this, how do you suggest we post links (aside from within a buried conversation)?