Some browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari, don't support Teams calls and meetings.
While it's best to download the Teams app or use a different browser, you can join a call or meeting on one of these browsers and use your phone for audio. You'll just have some limitations.
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If your meeting doesn't have a dial-in number, you won't be able to join it on the web. You need audio to participate in a meeting or call.
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For more on supported browsers, check out Limits and specifications for Teams.
What'll work
Tons of great Teams calling and meeting features will still be available to you, including:
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Powerpoint sharing
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Whiteboard sketching
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Meeting notes
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Participant list
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Meeting info
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Recording
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Live captions
What won't
Unfortunately, some important features won't be available. These include:
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Video
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Audio
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Desktop, window, and app sharing
Use your phone for meeting audio
If you join a meeting on a browser that doesn't support calling or meetings and there's a phone number in the meeting invite, you'll need to use a phone for audio. Do one of the following:
Have Teams call you
Follow the prompts to have Teams give you a call.
Dial in manually
There are a couple of ways to dial in:
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Use the phone number in the meeting invitation.
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Join the meeting online, then select More options
> Show call info and use the dial-in information or have Teams call you there.
