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The above link is for home Teams. Your company should be using teams.microsoft.com ! :) So your comment makes no sense. We as IT admins may just want to keep
by rejectfinite 4y ago
The above link is for home Teams.
Your company should be using teams.microsoft.com ! :)
So your comment makes no sense.
We as IT admins may just want to keep track of Edge updates and extensions and not want someone running months old Firefox all sneaky like.
- plorg 4y agoI'm sure there's a distinction, but this is an anecdote, and the above link is specifically another person's anecdote. My comment makes fine sense, if you want to say they are completely separate products, it's probably unrelated just do that, don't be an ass. Our IT department doesn't treat us like idiots, FF was an officially supported browser until a month ago, we were on the most recent version. I believe them if they say it's about webapp compatibility, even if this does help them manage the browser under group policy or whatever. They could make this decision for whatever reason they want and wouldn't have a problem getting people to go along with it.
- rejectfinite 4y agoBecause teams.microsoft.com works in Firefox teams.live.com does not So they are different and it is relevant.