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I want to know if I can move the menu bar from the top of the teams window to the bottom? I have my camera at the top of my screen, and want faces to be as close to the top as possible so I am almost looking into the camera lens. Is this possible? Couldn't find way to adjust in settings.
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
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Yeah, why do they need "Feedback"??
It's such a cop out. Oh, you don't like something? Go to to this other page, and tell us why you don't like something, and wait years for while we ignore the problem..
It's completely obvious that it's a stupid design.
As a workaround i use ctrl+tab to move between browser tabs.
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It is really really annoying that you cannot move the menu bar. In all my presentations, the fixed menu bar blocks access to web page menu items, etc which requires me to minimize those pages for accessibility. Other video conferencing apps allows you the flexibility to move the menu bar.
Clearly didn't like they feedback they were getting, so the best way to address that ? remove the feedback option altogether.
Now the feedback is silent and they can pat themselves on the back for a job well done