Yeah, you pretty much summed up all features of skype. You can chat and you can screenshare. However, I do expect a little bit more than that in 2020 to be hon

Yeah, you pretty much summed up all features of skype. You can chat and you can screenshare. However, I do expect a little bit more than that in 2020 to be honest - I wanna be able to paste code snippets or the like without having to fear that skype introduces some weird special characters when copying it out of skype again (which caused super weird issues more than once). I want to talk asynchronously: Skype (at least in the for-business variant that I know) is very intrusive; if someone messages you you get a window in the face, and if you click it away you have to do some seriously weird digging to see the message again. Similarly, I want chat persistence that is not an absolute pain in the butt: If I wanna check what a colleague sent me three days ago in a chat, this has to be like one or two clicks away, not scrolling through stuff. I want to talk to multiple people at once regularly (a team, a workgroup, you name it) without having to set up the group every single time. I want to share GIFs and pictures, not just links. ... hope that gives you a bit of an idea on why I'm not particularly fond of skype :)