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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.
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.
You can disable the banner, I disabled the banner and the dings on mine and just rely on the little red dot