(which you're not allowed to use, depending on company policy)
isn't it literally just a wrapper around the browser version? don't see how browser usage might be allowed but not this
Because it's "not official" and is therefore seen as a security risk.
If it's just a wrapper around the browser version, why not just use the browser version directly? Chrome (and probably other browsers) let you "install" sites so they have their own icon on the desktop and launcher, and launch it in a separate window. You just need to ensure you check the "open in new Window" option when creating the shortcut.
Surprisingly, I can't get my webcam to work on Teams from FF or Chromium but it just works on this wrapper.
(which you're not allowed to use, depending on company policy)
isn't it literally just a wrapper around the browser version? don't see how browser usage might be allowed but not this
Because it's "not official" and is therefore seen as a security risk.
If it's just a wrapper around the browser version, why not just use the browser version directly? Chrome (and probably other browsers) let you "install" sites so they have their own icon on the desktop and launcher, and launch it in a separate window. You just need to ensure you check the "open in new Window" option when creating the shortcut.
Surprisingly, I can't get my webcam to work on Teams from FF or Chromium but it just works on this wrapper.