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I thought it was standard knowledge that Slack doesn't care about their in-browser experience :P Seriously, though, Slack is easily among the worst apps I've u
by d3nj4l 5y ago
I thought it was standard knowledge that Slack doesn't care about their in-browser experience :P
Seriously, though, Slack is easily among the worst apps I've used in browser. On Safari I have a mountain of issues, including one where it grays out every message it sends and then shows them twice. On FF they flat out didn't support calls and huddles until FF called their bluff on it, and even on Chrome I've had missed notifications^. It's almost like they deliberately make it worse so you have to download their app - which also just runs in a browser.
^: Incidentally, for a work focused messaging platform, Slack has had the worst notification misses for me. They also don't clear notifs on mobile if you see the message on desktop and vice versa. Discord and WhatsApp - both platforms for casual use - are way better.