Teams for Windows and Mac is getting an enhanced meeting search experience. Users can now filter by meeting name or participant and take direct actions from search results, such as joining, RSVPing, reviewing recaps, or opening meeting chats, making it faster to discover and follow up on meetings.
Teams now lets users set UI language, date and time formats independently on Windows and Mac.
Microsoft Teams is set to enhance spell checking with multi-language support. Key features include improved accuracy, the ability to switch between three languages, and a custom dictionary for personalized spell checking.
Teams is enhancing its app icon and menu in the Windows taskbar for easier access and fewer steps for routine tasks. Users will see their current presence status directly in the taskbar.
The calendar in Teams will be replaced in the next few weeks. Accounts in Teams Public Preview can enable the new calendar experience in Teams for Windows and Mac via Opt-in.
Microsoft is redesigning the view for Teams and Channels.
Teams for Windows and Mac finally supports moving the toolbar during a screen share.
In Teams, the options for Emojis, GIFs, and Stickers have been combined in a new picker.
Employees should use a current Teams client by the end of March 2024.
The new Teams and Teams Mobile have an issue displaying images correctly in an Adaptive Card.
The search in Teams includes additional filters for the content you are looking for.
Similar to Outlook emails, Teams chats now support the side-by-side experience in the Edge browser.
The new Teams Client uses a different local storage location for cached data compared to Teams Classic.