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Report: Microsoft to face antitrust case over Teams
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 May 2024
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Oh, don't worry. They're ending support for old teams soon. You won't have a choice anymore.
Not only are new teams notification banners annoying, new teams no longer makes a noise for every single notification, like it used to. I rather have a ding than a banner, especially since I tend to use all of my screen space.
New notification, old notification, either way it auto-dismisses the system notification after 5 seconds. Why? I guess they don't trust the DE to manage notifications properly??
So my colleagues know if they send me a message I'll get to it when I'll get to it because I probably will have missed the notification.
You can disable the banner, I disabled the banner and the dings on mine and just rely on the little red dot
What's even the difference
Honestly I’ve mostly noticed slight UI changes that are worse. Lmao the program seems to run better overall
Edit: it’s the spacing and location. It just feels like they left a lot of dead space instead of cutting that out. Oh. And the thing I hate. When you click on a conversation now it tunnels your vision to only that conversation.