Teams Update Breaks Reply Compose View and Mention Autocomplete
Following a recent Microsoft Teams update, replying within an individual or group chat pushes the conversation out of view, forcing users to expand the compose box fully just to read prior messages. Additionally, typing the at-symbol to mention someone no longer surfaces a name-selection list in group or individual chats.
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