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>My experience is with windows and browser, both work fine. That's not helpful when you're trying to chat with someone who for whatever reason is stuck with a
by midoridensha 3y ago
>My experience is with windows and browser, both work fine.
That's not helpful when you're trying to chat with someone who for whatever reason is stuck with a MacBook. This is why Zoom is so great: you can actually count on it working with everyone's computer. With everything else, there always seems to be some combination of hardware+OS+browser that just doesn't work. That's completely unacceptable for a video chat platform that needs to be usable by everyone. If you're just chatting with one or two friends, one of the others might be fine since number of different platforms isn't very high and you can pick something that works for the 2 of you, but for something that needs to be usable by anyone at any time, it won't work.
- kyriakos 3y agoIn most corporate environments there is uniformity in platforms used so if windows is used which is the case with most corporations it's a non issue and especially because teams is included in the office 365 subscription those companies just use teams. Does the browser version work well on macos? I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work on chrome.
- midoridensha 3y ago>In most corporate environments there is uniformity in platforms Not if you're interviewing candidates using video-chat. What's the company supposed to do, FedEx overnight a company laptop to the candidate just for doing a video interview? >Does the browser version work well on macos? In my experience, no. It consumes all the CPU.