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I wonder if this has anything to the forced International Planner merging they had the other day crashing planner left right and centre. Of course microsoft won't really respond they only respond to praise. Had one of their engineers calling me the other day and didn't like the fact I didn't want to give him my details over the phone, which was amusing as isn't that standard security advice. On positive side I got a portable blackboard and a piece of chalk so I'm ok :-)

I am attempting to share a SharePoint Online page from a different site and it will not let me. I tried adding it as a website with a URL and it links the page but still throws the error message. I added the IP as trusted thinking that might help. The COE does not want to see that error on the page. It is our own SharePoint site under the same tenant.

This is fine and dandy. But using the Lists app has a shortcoming that makes it useless. You cannot choose the view (at least not that I have found) so I was relegated to using the website app and adding the url of the list with the desired view for that channel. If they add the ability to choose a list view when adding a list to teams, then great. Until then, it's useless. We will just deal with the annoying gray bar.

I get that they are inserting the content in a vanilla iframe and that some content may not render correctly (no issues with that).

• If I am running Teams in a browser, then I'm guessing the iframe will render in that same browser.
• If I am running the desktop version of Teams, then what is rendering the iframe? Is there a browser embedded in Teams, or is it simply making systems calls to a renderer in the OS?
• Is HTML rendering in the OS essentially Edge?

I'm also seeking update for this - experiencing the same issue with my users.