The Redmond firm has confirmed that it’s actively performance issues with Teams, and improvements are coming for Windows 10 and macOS. In addition to a new app, Microsoft is also working on a big update for the current Teams desktop client, which is built on the Electron platform.Īccording to a forum post, Microsoft Teams is expected to become a lot smoother and quicker as the company plans to reduce memory and CPU usage. The new Teams app could be really handy for low-end devices, especially for students or frontline worker.
Note that Microsoft Teams Alpha is not entirely web-based and it will support all Windows 10 features including native notifications. Microsoft Teams PWA is also expected to offer “better loading performance” and all desktop platforms will be supported, but it might not replace the current Electron app anytime soon.Īs you can see in the above screenshot of Task Manager processes, Microsoft Teams Alpha is using Microsoft Edge WebView, which confirms the PWA connection. Since it’s a progressive web app, it has been designed with an always up-to-date nature in mind, as well as simplified deployment, according to tweets shared by Walking Cat.
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