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October 2023 Update: A new version of Teams for Mac has now been released.

If you’re having trouble using Microsoft Teams in Safari then here we show you how to make Teams work in the Safari browser on a Mac.

Limited Offer: You can currently get 68% off a Microsoft Office For Mac Home & Business Lifetime License for $69.99 (normally $219.99) for a limited period.

Safari uses something called Intelligent Tracking Prevention which blocks third-party tracking cookies. In order for Microsoft Teams to work in Safari however, Teams needs to use cookies.

Intelligent Tracking Prevention blocks the login.microsoftonline.com cookie which prevents Microsoft Teams from opening.

Although this isn’t a tracking cookie, Microsoft Teams requires a login cookie to secure your login into Teams.

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Follow these instructions to use Microsoft Teams in Safari:

• Go to Preferences > Privacy   and uncheck the Prevent cross-site tracking  setting.
• Close your browser and then go to Microsoft Teams in Safari.

You can then use Microsoft Teams in the Safari browser on a Mac.

When you’ve finished using Teams, it’s a good idea to go back to the Privacy settings and re-check the cross-site tracking setting to protect your privacy when using other sites.

If you still can’t get Teams to work in Safari, then your only other option is to use another browser such as Chrome or Firefox.

Alternatively, you can download and install the Microsoft Teams For Mac desktop app which is probably a good idea anyway if you use Microsoft Teams regularly.

Teams Not Working After Updating To Ventura

If you’ve recently updated to macOS Ventura and are finding that Microsoft Teams won’t work, then the above fix may not work.

In this case, the best option is to try using a free tool called Office Reset which will reset Microsoft Office applications including Microsoft Teams.

Once you’ve used Office Reset in Ventura, you should find that MS Teams works again in macOS Ventura.

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Microsoft Teams: Supporting outgoing video in Safari

Disclaimer: Only for users of MacOS and Safari 14 or higher.

Previously, some of the Microsoft Teams web app calling and meeting features were not supported on Safari. Users could not use their camera.

We’re excited that this new Microsoft Teams web app feature release will allow MacOS users to now be able to use their camera during meetings in Safari, enabling other meeting participants to see their video.

This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 81381 .

When this will happen

We will begin and complete rollout in late March.

How this will affect your organization

MacOS users who join Teams meetings will have an improved experience when joining in Safari. This new feature will only be supported in Safari, version 14 or higher.

What you need to do to prepare

You might want to notify your users about this new capability and update your training and documentation as appropriate.

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Why is my camera not working on Microsoft Teams on Mac?

“Why is my camera not working on Microsoft Teams on Mac” is a question that a lot of Mac users who are trying to use Microsoft Teams on their machines are asking. Generally, Microsoft Teams is a popular business communication platform that has versions not only for Windows but also for Linux and Mac. Therefore, it’s not uncommon for people with these systems to use it.

For the most part, the software works as intended, but there is a common issue that some Mac users experience with it where the camera is not working on Microsoft Teams when the app is started. The usual reason for this problem is a conflict between the Teams app and the security and privacy settings of macOS . However, there could be other causes for the issue and, on this page, we will do our best to help our readers solve this problem by showing them the most effective fixes.

Why is Mac Teams camera not working properly?

Generally, there can be several reasons why your Mac Teams camera is not working. Some of the common reasons could be that your camera is not connected properly or not turned on, another application is using the camera, your camera permissions are not set correctly, the camera drivers are outdated or Microsoft Teams needs to be updated. Sometimes, technical issues can also cause the “Mac camera not working on Teams” problem. In this case, what you can do is try restarting your Mac or reinstalling Microsoft Teams to see if it resolves the issue.

Microsoft Teams camera not working Mac fix

If you are looking for a Microsoft Teams camera not working Mac fix, below there are five troubleshooting steps you can try. Our first suggestion is to check your camera permissions in your Mac’s System Preferences as this is something that many Mac users forget. Also, you should make sure that no other application on your Mac is using the camera and update both your Microsoft Teams and your macOS if needed. You will find the steps for these and two more possible fixes to the teams mac camera not working problem in the next lines, so stay with us until the end.

How to enable camera on Microsoft Teams on Mac

If you’re having trouble enabling the camera on Microsoft Teams on Mac, make sure that you have granted permission for Teams to access your camera in your Mac’s system preferences. To do this, go to “System Preferences” > “Security & Privacy” > “Privacy” > “Camera” and make sure Microsoft Teams is checked.

If that doesn’t resolve the issues and the Macbook Teams camera not working problem persists, there could be other causes for the issue, such as temporary bugs, conflicts with other apps, outdated software, and more. Here, we will offer our readers a Teams camera not working Mac fix by showing them some proven and effective solutions.

Teams camera not working Mac fix

The main Teams camera not working Mac fix is to еnable the app to use the camera from the system settings as explained above. If this Teams camera not working Mac fix doesn’t help, then the problem is likely linked to a conflict between apps or outdated software.

Solution 1: Give Microsoft Teams the necessary permission

This solution tackles the most common cause for the problem, namely the default setting of macOS that prevents third-party software from using the machine’s camera.

• First, you need to go to the Apple Logo icon from the top.
• From the drop-down menu, open System Preferences and go to Security and Privacy .

• Note that this won’t immediately enable the camera on Teams if the app is currently open. You must quit Teams and then start it again, and then the camera should be working as intended.

Solution 2: Resolve conflicts with other apps

If you have another app on your Mac that also needs to use the camera (for instance, Skype ), it is highly likely that there’s a conflict between the two apps and that the other app has “stolen” the camera and so Teams cannot use it. Usually, simply quitting the other app should be enough to resolve the issue. To be sure that the other app is no longer active, we suggest force-quitting it in the following way:

• Select the app you think may have taken over the camera.

If you’ve done everything up until now and Teams still can’t use the camera, then you can try to prohibit the conflicting app from using the camera. To do this, go back to System Preferences > Security and Privacy > Camera as we showed you above, find the conflicting app in the list to the right and untick its entry, so it no longer has permission to use your Mac’s camera.

Solution 3: Update your software

Problems like this one are often caused by outdated software and/or conflicts between older and newer versions of the problematic app and the macOS. In either case, it is recommended to update both your Microsoft Teams app and your macOS to their latest versions. Normally, such updates should happen automatically, but sometimes it may take some time before the automatic update takes place, and so you may need to perform a manual update to fix problems resulting from the presence of outdated software.

Update macOS

• To update macOS on your Mac, go to the Apple Logo menu, select System Preferences , and then click on Software Update .
• In the next window, first look at the status of the Automatically keep my Mac up to date option – if it isn’t checked, check it if you’d like new updates to be installed automatically.

Note: Many older Macs cannot officially support macOS Big Sur, so if you are using an older machine, you may not be able to install Big Sur the intended way (probably for the best, since Big Sur has higher system requirements than previous macOS versions). If, however, you think your machine is powerful enough to support it, you can learn how to install macOS Big Sur on an older Mac on this page.

Update Microsoft Teams

Updating apps on Mac that you’ve downloaded from the Mac App Store is done through the Store:

• Once again, open the Apple menu and select App Store.

• See if there are any updates for Microsoft Teams that are waiting to be installed and if there are, install them.

Solution 4: Use Terminal commands

Users on Microsoft support forums have proposed a fix that might work in some situations; however, it requires running Terminal commands and is highly context-dependent (such as the current latest version of both Microsoft Teams and macOS). So, this fix might be out of date already. Furthermore, it is recommended that users with little to no technical expertise refrain from trying it, but those who are experienced might want to give it a go.

Still, we will put it here if anyone wants to give it a try. Note, however, that you’d be doing that at your own discretion.

• Open Finder > Applications > Utilities .
• Open the Terminal app.
• xcode-select –install – execute this command only if Xcode isn’t already installed on your Mac!
• sudo codesign –remove-signature “/Applications/Microsoft Teams.app”
• sudo codesign –remove-signature “/Applications/Microsoft Teams.app/Contents/Frameworks/Microsoft Teams Helper.app”
• sudo codesign –remove-signature “/Applications/Microsoft Teams.app/Contents/Frameworks/Microsoft Teams Helper (GPU).app”
• sudo codesign –remove-signature “/Applications/Microsoft Teams.app/Contents/Frameworks/Microsoft Teams Helper (Plugin).app”
• sudo codesign –remove-signature “/Applications/Microsoft Teams.app/Contents/Frameworks/Microsoft Teams Helper (Renderer).app”

Solution 5: Fix hardware problems

If you haven’t had any luck with the previous suggestions and your Mac has been dropped, hit, or otherwise subjected to physical harm, the hardware of your camera may be broken. If this happens to you, there is no easy solution; rather, you will need to take your Mac to a technician who is qualified to repair Mac computers and MacBooks. 

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To learn more, see Change your background for a Teams meeting .

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Customize your video feed with the video filters like:

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Filters are turned off by default. To apply video filters before your meeting:

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To learn more about video filters, see  Apply video filters in Teams meetings.

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Gallery is the default view during a Teams meeting. On Teams for desktop, you can customize how you see your and other people's video during a meeting. 

Gallery view of up to 49 participant videos is only supported in the Teams desktop app.

When opened in a new window, Gallery view will show up to nine video participants on any device.

Supported devices: Windows devices with the Intel 11th generation processor (or newer) with four or more cores and Mac devices with Apple Silicon (M1 and M2 chipsets or newer).

To provide the best possible audio and video quality, we might decrease the number of videos you're seeing at once if you're running low on bandwidth or device memory.

For people who haven't turned on their videos, Teams shows their profile pic instead (or their initials if they haven't added one).

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In Teams for desktop, you can choose to view 4, 9, 16, or 49 people at a time, depending on how many people are in your meeting. In Teams for web, you can see 4 or 9 people at a time.

Devices may show fewer participant videos based on hardware capabilities.

To change gallery size:

Select Select max gallery size .

Choose how many people you want to see.

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To prioritize video:

Select Prioritize video .

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See more video feeds during your meeting by repositioning your video feed in the meeting window. You can place your video outside the meeting window or hide it altogether.  

To hide your video:

This option only hides your video from your view. Others in your meeting will still be able to see your video unless you turn your camera off.

To unhide your video:

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In large meetings, Teams' Large gallery view shows up to 49 participant videos in the meeting window at once. 

Note:  If no one is sharing video, Large gallery won't be available.

When more than 49 participants join a Teams meetings, select the navigation controls < >  at the bottom of the gallery to view or engage with more participants.

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Feel like you're in a shared space with everyone in your meeting with Together mode. Name labels and status icons will appear next to each person, showing their names, reactions, and more.

To turn on Together mode:

If you're a meeting organizer or presenter, you can choose from many scenes.

To change the scene:

Select the scene name at the bottom-left corner of your screen.

Under Choose a scene , choose one and select Apply . The scene will change for everyone who's in Together mode.

Note:  The classroom scene automatically seats the meeting organizer (or the first presenter to join) apart from the other participants. 

Assign seats in Together mode

To assign seats in a meeting: 

Turn on Together mode in a meeting.

Select Change scene > Assign seats .

Select and hold down a seat, then drag it to a participant’s name under Select a participant to assign it to them.

By default, everyone will see the new seating assignment in Together mode. To let attendees change their view, unselect Make this everyone’s view . 

Note:  Only the meeting organizer can assign seats. 

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Pay close attention and eliminate distractions while someone is presenting content.

To focus on content:

Join your meeting.

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Pin your own video

Spotlighting a video is like pinning it for everyone in the meeting. If you're an organizer or a presenter, you can choose any video (including your own) to be the main video people see. 

To spotlight someone else's video, right-click it and select Spotlight . 

To spotlight your own video, first select Show participants . Then, under Participants , right-click your name and select Spotlight . You can spotlight anyone else's video this way, as well. 

For more details, see Spotlight someone's video in a Teams meeting . 

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Select Fill frame to see a closer, cropped view.

When you join a Teams meeting or call on the mobile app, you can customize your video experience—and the video you share with others—in a bunch of different ways.

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You can blur your background before or during a meeting if you don't want others to be able to see what's behind you. You'll appear nice and clear while everything behind you is subtly concealed. 

For more details about changing your background, see Change your background for a Teams meeting .

Customize how you see other people's video during a Teams meeting with Views    . For example, in a large meeting, you may want to see as many video feeds as you can at one time.

The following examples show the default Gallery view on different devices.

Phone view example

Tablet view example

Pinch in or out to zoom and adjust your view.

The default view when you join a meeting. When there are more than seven others in attendance (eight if you're using a tablet), Teams features the people who have their video turned on and those who speak the most. Your video feed always appears in the corner of the screen.

If you're using a phone , you can see up to eight featured participant videos and 15 additional people to scroll through at the bottom of the screen.

If you're using a tablet , you can see up to nine featured participant videos and 20 additional people to scroll through at the bottom of the screen.

This option is available when at least nine people have their cameras turned on. You can view up to 100 participant videos (though not all at once).

The number of people you can see on your screen at once depends on your device and its software.

Swipe left or right to view or engage with more participants.

Experience your Teams meetings as if you're in the same shared space with everyone. Together mode is available in meetings with at least five people present.

Meeting organizers and presenters can choose from a variety of scenes in Together mode. To change the scene, tap the scene name in the corner of your screen. 

Under Choose a scene , choose the one you want and tap  Apply . The scene will change for everyone who's in Together mode. 

Note:  The classroom scene automatically seats the meeting organizer (or whichever presenter was first to join) apart from the other participants.

To pin someone's video to your view, press and hold their video and tap Pin for me . 

When a video is spotlighted, it's pinned for everyone in the meeting. Spotlighting someone's video isn't currently supported on Teams for mobile, but you can see who other people have spotlighted.

For more info, see Spotlight someone's video in a Teams meeting .

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The new Teams for Web is reimagined from the ground up with performance in mind, providing a faster, simpler, and more flexible experience. The new Teams client installs and loads faster, letting you launch the app and join meetings more quickly, giving you more time to focus on the business tasks.

New Teams for Web rollout schedule

New Teams on the Teams for Web client is available on Microsoft Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari browsers.

Teams for Web users that haven’t updated to new Teams experience will be automatically updated following the same timelines as native clients listed in End of availability for classic Teams client .

Education, Special Cloud, GCC, GCC-High, and DOD customer segments operate on separate timelines than what is presented here.

Prerequisites

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The browser must be configured to allow third-party cookies for some third-party or line-of-business (LOB) apps to function properly.

New Teams for Web isn't supported in VDI environments, so performance and reliability may be negatively impacted if used in VDI. New Teams for Web isn't supported on mobile browsers.

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New Teams for Web offers near feature parity with the new Desktop client thanks to a new, cross-client infrastructure.

The following notable features aren't available on new Teams or classic Teams for Web:

• Simultaneous availability and notifications across multiple accounts and tenants.
• Popout windows for chat and channel content.
• Avatars and video background effects, except for background blur.

New Teams for Web supports the same features available on classic Teams for Web with the exception of the changes listed in Features that are changing in the new Microsoft Teams .

Learn more at Features currently unavailable in new Teams for Web

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The following issues from classic Teams Web are now fixed in new Teams Web:

• Support for more than two concurrent Teams tabs.
• Screen reader challenges with notifications.
• Various stability and performance issues.

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Where can I find the Teams meeting ID?

You can find the meeting ID on your email invite. If you didn’t receive a meeting invite, contact the meeting host to request the meeting ID.

If you’re using a Teams personal account, you can only join a meeting using the meeting invite link.

How do I know if my meeting ID is secure?

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