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For me, on the native Mac app, Teams works relatively ok in the beginning, but starts using more and more CPU and after a few minutes the whole computer becomes
by Gravityloss 5y ago
For me, on the native Mac app, Teams works relatively ok in the beginning, but starts using more and more CPU and after a few minutes the whole computer becomes sluggish. There is some kind of a bug that resource usage grows over time. This has appeared a year or two ago. It's related to video decoding or encoding. I assume not many people use Macs at Microsoft or Teams at Apple?
- darkcha0s 5y agoYesterday a colleague was trying to screenshare via teams for mac to another colleague (also on a mac) and somehow both their machines crashed. While it could be a coincidence, I suspect it was the teams app. The app is a dumpster fire right now, even though I use it to some of degree of success myself
- FreezingKeeper 5y agoThere is no 'native' Mac app. Also everyone I've worked with at MS uses Teams in the browser. So I suspect not many at MS even use the desktop app.
- denysvitali 5y agoUhm... I really wonder why
- throwaway744678 5y agoAs a fellow mac teams user, I feel you. Switching conversations takes a noticeable ~1s lag. Or basically clicking or scrolling anywhere, for that matter.
- denysvitali 5y ago1s? You're lucky.
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