Travis Terrell
My feedback
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1,152 votes
This feature is still on the backlog.
-Warren
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1,656 votes
This feature is still being reviewed by the feature team. No decision has been made yet. I’ll keep you posted.
-Warren
Travis Terrell
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This feature request has been declined.
Currently if you have the Teams app set to run in the background upon clicking the “X” in the upper right, the app stays active only in the system tray. If you receive chat messages, it still remains in the SysTray.
However, if you get an @mention, the focus pulls it to the Taskbar. This is by design since you are getting directly mentioned and some action is typically expected. This is a key design element which the team does not wish to deviate from.
We appreciate the suggestion but will respectively decline it at this time.
Thank you for the feedback and suggestion.
-WarrenTravis Terrell
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Yes, it is quite frustrating for the Close button to simply minimize it to the taskbar rather than the system tray, as with most programs with "close button minimizes" behavior (Skype, etc).
Travis Terrell
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8 votesTravis Terrell
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I just came here to say that, even here in North America, 11/06 is not October 6.