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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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Totally agree with all here. This is such a bad design. I pull the top of my browser window down below the Menu tab... But why would any UX designer put the tab in the top center and not have an option to move it to the bottom or side, or disable?
The menu bar is not user friendly at all. At times to the point of not wanting to use the product to share screens.
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Just piling on to how utterly stupid this design decision is. Not being able to move the control bar and blocking the browser tabs makes Teams my least favorite application to use, as if it wasn't already a P.O.S.
Add this to the short list of mind-numbingly stupid decisions on the part of Microsoft's design team - right next to not being able to sort the list of Teams Channels alphabetically. It's as if no one at Microsoft actually uses Teams. They just push out **** and don't care whatsoever about the actual user experience.
How hard is it to develop a messaging app that actually works?
Well, it's obviously not being used by whoever designed it.
It hides all the tabs on my applications and browsers!