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CTOnews.com, Nov. 8, Microsoft Teams is an online communication and collaborative office tool for organizations. Microsoft regularly introduces new features and improvements to the software. However, most of its work is aimed at the platforms where most of the user base is located, mainly Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. Today, the Linux platform has also received some love.

Microsoft announced that Microsoft Teams's progressive web application (PWA) is now widely available in terms of official support. Microsoft says this will enable Linux users to take advantage of desktop-like features in Teams in a secure way.

More importantly, it basically bridges the gap between the Teams desktop version on Windows and Linux. The latter has been available since 2019, but Microsoft claims it can introduce new features faster through PWA.

PWA also provides other advantages, including large galleries, common modes, custom backgrounds, reactions, system notifications, Dock icons, and automatic restarts. Enterprises can also configure conditional access with the endpoint manager in PWA.

CTOnews.com learned that Microsoft has advised Linux customers to switch to the PWA version of Teams to promote its desktop-like features. Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome, which run on Linux, both support Teams PWA.

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