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This is a continual issue. As new features are rolled out Teams gets less and less performant and now my group is using Teams through the web when required, but otherwise we're shifting to other platforms. There's a shadow productivity cost being borne out by our staff members because their computers run so slowly when using Teams.
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This is important. Our team works across multiple timezones and being able to see someone's face is IMPORTANT for team cohesion and culture. Especially in a covid world where we are all staying in our houses without face to face interaction. Please do this.
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Great news! We just started working on this for the AUDIO portion. We are still trying to determine feasibility for the video portion of your request.
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This is EXTREMELY important. In a fully virtualized covid world, and in a world where we have team members spanning extreme time zones, the ability to send a VIDEO message to a channel or 1:1 does a lot for team morale and team connection. Morale and connection boost productivity. Addition of this feature would make this tool more valuable. Please add video ASAP.
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This item is still under review by the feature team. I hope to have a decision soon to share with you.
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This asks in this item are on on the backlog. In the meantime, hopefully this article will help so you can adjust your view to your liking:
https://support.office.com/article/adjust-your-view-in-a-teams-meeting-9825091c-0e7d-4c2b-95f5-eba644f19175Thanks.
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Thank you for your continued feedback. Screen sharing on Chrome and Chromium-based Edge is fully supported. For more information, please visit https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/limits-specifications-teams#browsers.
For Safari and Firefox, only incoming screen sharing is currently supported. Safari outgoing screen sharing is on the backlog, and Firefox outgoing screen sharing is under review.
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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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Thank you for your continued feedback! We are happy to share that we have rolled out 800+ emojis to our Desktop and Web platforms, with Mobile rolling out in the coming months. This update includes 6 skin tone options, different genders for applicable emojis, and emojis featuring people with disabilities. Please note that you can also add native OS emojis using “Win + .” shortcut in Windows and “Cmd + Ctrl + Space” in MacOS.
Today, you can add a custom meme with your own caption in the Sticker/Memes feature. To learn more, please visit https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/send-an-emoji-gif-or-sticker-in-teams-174248c9-e64d-4de1-9f41-3199cc0751ad.
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I just came here looking for this same thing.
During a fully remote work from home environment we use Teams all the time not just for presentations, but for screen sharing, digital white boarding, etc. And so actually for the majority of our usage it's much better as a default setting for audience members to be able to flip back and forth between the video grid and the shared content and choose their own experience; exactly as humans do in real life switching between their notes, looking at the presenter, looking at the group, or the content being presented. It's only during a formal "presentation" that we'd potentially want to constrain all users to only view the content (and I think even this could be debated except for in extremely large formal presentations with 20+ participants).
Human non-verbal queues matter; especially during a fully digitized workforce. Forcing people to look at a static PowerPoint slide or screen while minimizing the human beings that we are working with or speaking on video is a real downgrade in an already difficult fully virtual environment. This will impact productivity, recall, and the need for human connectivity among teams that is so critical right now.