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At least it doesn’t totally change the UI and hide all important elements when you start a screen share (Zoom). My experience has been pretty positive overall,
by n8cpdx 4y ago
At least it doesn’t totally change the UI and hide all important elements when you start a screen share (Zoom).
My experience has been pretty positive overall, at least for calling. Channels don’t work as well as slack, but it’s decent.
The big trick is to run it in a browser so you avoid any electron overhead. It is fully featured in browser.
- TurkishPoptart 4y agoCan you tell me what you mean by electron overhead? Does that mean, like, the CPU resources it exhausts in the browser as opposed to the app is capped or reduced? Thanks
- n8cpdx 4y agoIt’s a whole separate instance of chromium running to support the one app vs one instance of your browser running all of your websites and apps. I run Outlook, Slack (multiple instances), Teams, and Todoist as tabs in my browser rather than apps, and the experience is much better than using the native apps.