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Probably, only Bill Gates has it
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Hi,
I just installed the new Microsoft Teams and I noticed that the notification banner is displaying a bit off. It would be great if it were displayed in the lower-rightmost part of the screen (just like from the Teams classic).
Thanks.
Additional features, settings, or issues not covered by specific Microsoft Teams categories
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Probably, only Bill Gates has it
We're all going to have to get used to this sort of thing. More and more organisations like Microsoft, Samsung, Apple, etc are giving us less configurability while at the same time forcing new options and methods upon us.
If it was on Steam I would say that review bombing could work to get their attention, again proved 2 weeks ago. As you say, they don't care at all and force this new mothod and now that it's been 6 months we are getting used to it. Hate that mentality.
It looks like Microsoft took this away with the implementation of "new" Teams and has no current plans to give us back this customization option.
I suggest anyone landing on this page navigate to the Microsoft Feedback Portal and vote for the return of this feature:
This needs to be fixed. I loathe the new teams update for many reasons... This being one of the main ones... The notification positioning and preview need to mirror classic Teams. The switch to New teams has brought 0 improvement to my use of the tool; in fact, it is a poorer experience overall.
We're all going to have to get used to this sort of thing. More and more organisations like Microsoft, Samsung, Apple, etc are giving us less configurability while at the same time forcing new options and methods upon us. And such devices are laughably called "smart" or "intelligent".
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