Don't be embarrassed by your notifications anymore! Mac users, your application notifications are now automatically hidden to attendees while you're sharing your screen. Read on for other bug fixes and improvements.
Highlights:
- Notifications now hidden while screensharing on Mac
- Fix for connected audio after session ends
- Additional fixes and minor changes
Rollout plan:
- This build was deployed to customers beginning April 11 and ends April 16, 2018.
What's New?
Notifications Now Hidden While Screensharing on Mac
- Application notifications (e.g., Outlook emails, Slack messages, etc.) are now automatically hidden from attendees while Mac Presenters are sharing their screen. These applications that generate notifications are listed in the Notifications Center of the computer's System Preferences. This new feature will prevent distractions and ensure privacy.
Bug Fixes & Minor Changes:
Fix for Connected Audio after Session Ends
- Previously, some attendees could still hear others even after the organizer had ended the session, if they had the "Organizer has ended the webinar" window open. Now, all participant's audio will disconnect as soon as the session is ended.
Additional fixes and minor changes:
- Fix for unresponsive app when users tried to join with an incorrect meeting ID from the computer's system tray
- Fix for Mac users stuck in the Drawing Tools mode and having to use the Esc key as a workaround
- Fix for the "Remember Me" checkbox being unchecked when Windows users cancel out of the Social Sign In window
- Fix for the app intermittently crashing
- Fix for the app intermittently crashing when users opened the "What's New" window
- Fix for an application's drop-down menu (in the Top menu bar) appearing as an available thumbnail in the Mac "Share my screen" window
- Layout improvements to show a name tooltip when hovering over a webcam when the window has been sized to 90px or less
- Automatic Updates have been disabled for Mac attendees who never signed in to the app
Updated 7 years ago
Version 1.0