Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
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Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
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Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#2FYI because it's something of a hidden feature: you can close the Apps dock with the ⋮ vertical dots at the bottom right of the screen!
Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#3FYI because it's something of a hidden feature: you can close the Apps dock with the ⋮ vertical dots at the bottom right of the screen!
Probably registers as a positive usage metric for the app bar.
Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#4This author seems shocked by this turn of events--with websites trying to be app platforms with embedded web views of websites--as if they are a recent phenomenon... have we all forgotten the (thankfully pretty short) time 15 years ago where everything that mattered suddenly had to be a Facebook app?
Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#5Congrats Zoom! You are now a platform. Take a close look at the EU DMA legislation. :)
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Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#7FYI because it's something of a hidden feature: you can close the Apps dock with the ⋮ vertical dots at the bottom right of the screen!
Not permanently. I’m finding that I have to close it on ‘every’ call.
Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#8Multiple nested instances of marketplaces? We're getting close, soon the tower will fall and we'll go back to writing raw HTML in uppercase tags.
Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#9Re: Zoom app dock: Congratulations, your app has apps in it now
#10Multiple nested instances of marketplaces? We're getting close, soon the tower will fall and we'll go back to writing raw HTML in uppercase tags.
I’ll eat your lunch with my DHTML. Maybe a bit of Java for the trickier multimedia bits.