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881 votes179 comments · Public » Accessibility (keyboard navigation, reader, colors etc.) · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
The zoom feature has released to the public ring. Using CRTL + or CTRL – zoom in and out on a Windows PC.
I need to correct the information I provided last month about MAC. It appears the MAC version is still in testing and hasn’t yet gone out to the public. It is “In Testing” but will be coming to the public soon!
The item tracking this specific update can be found at: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/admin/v3/suggestions/16933183/activity
There now is a UI element that tells you your current zoom level and a Setting within the UI to preset your zoom preference.
Since the zoom feature could very well cover the vast majority of user needs, based on the majority of comments and feedback, I will flag this item as Partially Done.
Thank you for all the feedback and support!
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We’re currently working on defining a compact mode experience. I will post more details when we have more to share.
~Alex
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I would much prefer being able to pop out conversations than the value of a compact version. Communicator, Lync, and SFB had this. I want to see one conversation on my TaskBar for each active conversation. I want to be able to line up the conversations next to each other on my screen. I have 2 monitors, a total of 1920x2=3840 pixels. Teams is not built for efficient modern multi-tasking.
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I vote for the compact version.
Teams seems to have some responsiveness to resizing already, therefore increasing density would help some, but not be as valuable as the compact version.
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On the left navigation, it shows my contact's name, the first line of the last communication, then a blank space. I'd like to have a setting where I can get more names to show. I only care to see the name, not the first line of last communication, and the blank space is wasted space. Similar to Communicator, Lync, and SkypeForBusiness, I'd rather see more contacts view (without having to scroll down), less wasted space.
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Yes, please implement this! To compensate for my frequent mistake of sending messages to the wrong "Chad".
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14 votes6 comments · Public » Accessibility (keyboard navigation, reader, colors etc.) · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
If you have experienced this could you please confirm in the topic comments if this is still happening for you?
The zoom feature has been released on PC and I’m hoping it also resolved this odd experience but please let me know!
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Adding any emoji as a reaction remains under review.
I am marking this as partially done to let you know a new reactions bar with Like, Heart, Laugh, Surprised, Sad, and Angry has begun rolling out to all users.
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This is still under review, no decision has been made. But I will keep following up with the feature team and providing them your feedback.
-Warren
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2005 Communicator had this, and so did its successors Lync and SFB, the messages could be saved as emails, and then forwarded from there. I see Teams not having this as a "bug" that needs to be fixed.
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ZOOM would be sufficient for me, I agree with the other one more.