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Why can't I just turn off this feature instead of spending time looking for how to turn it off every time the app is updated. I can't turn it off on my phone and this is annoying. The only reason I still use it is because of work. this 2.0 feature is frustrating me. please help to turn it off and never turn on back again by itself.
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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I might be dreaming, but it seems that the latest Teams version has roled back this horrible UI/UX mess? Anyone else that can confirm? I suddenly have the conversations in the right order again!
I saw this yesterday as well! The right order and no subject line. 🤞🏼
I might be dreaming, but it seems that the latest Teams version has roled back this horrible UI/UX mess? Anyone else that can confirm? I suddenly have the conversations in the right order again!
It took me all of 20 seconds to revert from "Try the new Teams" because this non-sensical change modified the usability and meaning of every conversation that I've been pushing to happen in Teams channel instead of the completely useless noisy group chat and meeting chats.
Just now, it looks like this behavior has become standard for me, even with the "Try the new Teams" button disabled. I don't actually know how I'm going to work tomorrow - and if asked why my productivity and communications suddenly plummeted - this post will be my answer.
"it is in an integral part of the teams user experience"
We don't like it. In the west, we read from top to bottom. This is the reverse>
Actually, some don't like it; I actively hate it.
Will people get used to it? Yes, but I only use this for work because I am forced to.
Who had the idea that you have to write in teams channel since the latest at the top, but in the chats below? From the userbility horrible.