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The teams share screen “menu” is stubbornly stack on a strategic real estate with no way to hide or minimize. Consequently, it usually hides the browser tab I’m
by avip 5y ago
The teams share screen “menu” is stubbornly stack on a strategic real estate with no way to hide or minimize. Consequently, it usually hides the browser tab I’m on.
But the best part is throwing in some rdp. The teams share screen rect is carefully designed to cover the entire Remote Desktop title which is required to resize it.