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I get around this by using the web client daily (pinned tab in chrome) and open up the desktop app whenever I need to do specifically screen sharing (or just sk
by reustle 9y ago
I get around this by using the web client daily (pinned tab in chrome) and open up the desktop app whenever I need to do specifically screen sharing (or just skype). It's not worth the resource headache.
- enraged_camel 9y agoSame. The web client has feature parity with the desktop client so I haven’t understood why people bother with the latter.
- phereford 9y agoIt does not have complete feature parity. One of the things missing, that is important for me and the team I am on, is the ability to share screens and allow for remote control in that session. That is a Mac App only right now, at least the last time I checked.
- lojack 9y agoNow that screenhero is no more, screen sharing is literally the only reason one of my teams use slack. We use hipchat (not by choice) for the rest of our communication.
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoFor me, cmd + tabbing to a chat application is a much better user experience than having to dig through open tabs and/or multiple instances of the browser.
- reustle 9y agoSince it's a pinned tab, it's always number X (3 in my case). CMD+3 inside chrome always takes me there.
- lallysingh 9y agoAlso Ctrl-F let's you find people in the list of chats.