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Yeah!! Im with Roderick too!! This is unacceptable Josephine!!!
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Y'all closed the last thread about this so I'm opening a new one. The problem is still the same and the implementation still gets in the way of people doing business with your tool. What I don't understand is why the previous thread was closed with so many people over years complaining of the same problem. The toolbar getting in the way leads to wasted time telling others to wait to proceed so you can see what is on the screen. Come on, Microsoft, you can fix this.
A new post to reflect that this has been discussed and responded to numerous times in the thread "Hiding Teams Control Task Bar (at Bottom of Teams Screen) During a Meeting (So Screenshot of Shared Screen is Clean)". Despite being in the 'answered' state, this is still a major problem. The core problem is not related to screen shots, but usage in general.
The Teams Tool Bar is constantly in the way of presentations. Either my own, or the presenters. A mechanism is required to allow the user to manually hide, move or pin elsewhere the Teams Tool bar.
Please fix.
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Yeah!! Im with Roderick too!! This is unacceptable Josephine!!!
You can also use ctrl+page up for moving forward a tab or ctrl+page down for moving back a tab on the browser, to avoid cycling through tabs and get to a tab that's just near the active one. You can also press ctrl+1 or 2 or 3 ... 9 to switch to 1st or 2nd or 3rd tab respectively.
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Please fix. MSFT ASAP
Navigating Between Tabs:
When you have multiple tabs open, move between different open tabs, use the “Ctrl” + “Tab” shortcut.
This will allow you to cycle through your open tabs in order.
Just realized after I posted Ctrl + tab workaround that you posted the same earlier in the day! :)
Thanks!