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Old Teams would open up on the Chat view panel whenever I started it.
New Teams always opens in the Teams view panel when i start it.
I can find no setting to pick which view panel should open when the program is started.
To be clear, I do have the program set to keep running, and when i open it from the dock, it will open in whatever the last view i had open was. The problem is on fresh starts of the program, I can't force it to always start in the Chat view.
Is there a registry change or something that can be made to force the program to always open in the Chat view (or to set any view as default for that matter)?
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I'm sure this has already been stated, but this is not a new feature. This was a part of the old Teams and should've been carried over to the new Teams since we have been forced to switch. It hinders efficiency and wastes time and mouse clicks. Please add an option to have Teams open in the CHAT view.
Same issue in reverse, up until last week it would open in chat (desired result), this week it started opening in the organisation's home page (intranet).
My organization has now developed its own 'start page' app in Teams and somehow configured Teams to always open to that intranet site. The interesting bit is I am not allowed to uninstall the app. So there must an admin setting somewhere to force a start page? Employees here are upset by the intrusion (the app truly provides superficial/generalized information and is of little value). Seems we could have circumvented our misguided company by allowing users to configure their own start page or app. Ah well.
Same issue. I don't want to select my Teams App and have the window open to Chat, which I rarely use. I want to go right to our Teams meeting. Microsoft -- pay attention to your customers!
Bumping this thread in hopes that Microsoft will see that a number of users would like the choice of how their applications work. In all honesty, if work didn't force this app upon me, I wouldn't use it for its lack of customization options.