Microsoft Teams Pushes Desktop App Instead of Full Browser Support
Some Microsoft Teams users want full functionality in the browser but find the web client limited, effectively pushing them toward installing the desktop app. The complaint reflects frustration with forced app installation rather than a specific missing capability.
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