Teams Plus

Small fixes for Microsoft Teams on the web: # channel links, threads beside their channel, ⌘K search, Slackmojis and themes.

Teams Plus adds a few things the web version of Microsoft Teams is missing, and tidies up some clutter. It works on teams.cloud.microsoft and teams.microsoft.com. It doesn't change the Teams desktop app. A short tour shows each feature the first time you open Teams after installing. You can replay it from settings. Features • # channel links: type # in any message box, pick a channel, and a link to it goes in. • Threads beside their channel: a thread opened from a link appears in the side panel next to its channel instead of filling the screen. • ⌘K / Ctrl+K opens search. "Quoted phrases" are matched exactly, results that only matched a channel's name are hidden, and in:# narrows search to one channel. • Slackmojis as custom emoji: the + under Custom in the emoji picker can search slackmojis.com and add one through Teams' usual Name your emoji step. A reload prompt afterwards means it shows up straight away. • Themes: accent colours, darker or black dark mode, an optional Glass style, a custom font and custom CSS. Tidy-ups (each can be turned off) • Hides Communities, the last-activity date and team picture beside channels, the app launcher and sidebar toggle, "Send feedback" prompts and the Loop button. • Plays GIFs inline. • Optionally hides the banner strip under the title bar and turns off animations. Every feature has its own switch in settings (click the Teams Plus icon in the toolbar). Privacy Teams Plus has no server. The only thing it sends out is what you type into the Slackmojis search, which goes to slackmojis.com to find emoji. Your settings sync through your Chrome profile. The channel list it reads from the Teams sidebar is kept in your browser's local extension storage, and can be cleared from settings. It doesn't read or store sign-in tokens. Teams Plus is an independent extension and isn't made or endorsed by Microsoft.