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There's a workaround available for this issue. This issue only affects joining Zoom meetings through the web client. If you join using the desktop or mobile cl
by AlphaWeaver 6y ago
There's a workaround available for this issue.
This issue only affects joining Zoom meetings through the web client. If you join using the desktop or mobile client to the meeting ID directly, you should still be able to join a meeting.
- aantix 6y agoDoes that affect when you click on a link in a meeting invite, it opens on Zoom's site, then opens the app?
- AlphaWeaver 6y agoThis flow (clicking on a link, opening on their website, and opening the app) is what's currently broken. Opening in the app directly bypasses the problem for this reason.
- CydeWeys 6y agoDoesn't do me a lot of good then since I can't run the Zoom application on my only laptop :/ (corporate policy). They've really screwed up here by de-emphasizing the web client in favor of the application.
- jzb 6y agoThe problem is that a ton of the people hit with this are students on Chromebooks. Our district standardized on Chromebooks and issued one to every student. Assuming the teacher isn't on a Chromebook this would likely mean about half the class still couldn't get into the meeting.