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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.

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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.

Did NOT work on my Mac Pro, running Ventura 13.1 and Safari 16.2

This seems to be an issue with macOS Ventura. You can try using Office Reset to fix it.

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New Microsoft Teams for Web: Now generally available for Firefox, Safari, and Linux

Microsoft Teams for Web is now available for Firefox, Safari, and Linux users. It supports the latest three versions of Firefox and the latest two versions of Safari. Users can switch back to classic Teams for Web until mid-May 2024. No admin action is required before the rollout.

New Teams for Web on Firefox is available now on Windows, macOS, and Linux. 

New Teams for Web on Safari is available now on macOS.

Before this rollout, new Teams for Web was available on Microsoft Edge and Chrome for general audiences on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

When will this happen:

Available now. 

How this will affect your organization:

• Supported versions include the latest three versions of Firefox and the latest two versions of Safari. 
• Firefox and Safari users will be updated to new Teams for Web following the same timeline and experiences detailed in End of availability for classic Teams client – Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn
• Teams for Web users on all browsers will still see the toggle to switch back to classic Teams for Web until mid-May 2024, even for tenants with their Teams update policy set in the Teams admin center to New Teams only

What you can do to prepare:

Visit the support article New Teams for Web – Overview and prerequisites | Microsoft Learn or download resources to learn how to get started with the new Teams.

This rollout will happen automatically by the specified date with no admin action required before the rollout. You may want to notify your users about this change and update any relevant documentation as appropriate.

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Microsoft Teams is finally available on Safari. You can see how to run Microsoft Teams from Safari here: https://devicebase.net/en/microsoft-teams/questions/does-safari-now-support-microsoft-teams-online/35u

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Safari 11.0 uses Intelligent Tracking Prevention to block third-party tracking cookies. Because of the way Intelligent Tracking Prevention categorizes cookies, login.microsoftonline.com gets lumped into this category (even though login.microsoftonline.com is not a tracking domain), and Microsoft Teams is prevented from opening.

If you want to use Teams in Safari while Safari browser support is in preview , go to Preferences > Privacy   and uncheck the  Prevent cross-site tracking   setting. Then, close your browser and navigate back to teams.microsoft.com in Safari. 

Changing this setting may impact your experience on other websites.

Once Safari is fully supported for Teams, you will no longer need this workaround.

When you're done using Teams in Safari, go to Preferences > Privacy   and check the  Prevent cross-site tracking   setting again.

Read more about Intelligent Tracking Prevention here .

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For some categories of errors, Microsoft Support might require you to collect a browser trace. A browser trace can provide important details about the state of the Teams client when the error occurs. This article describes how to collect browser and WebRTC logs for Teams.

Browser logs

Before you start the browser trace, make sure that you’re signed in to Teams. It's important to sign in before you start the trace so the trace doesn't contain sensitive sign-in information.

After you’ve signed in, select one of the following links, as appropriate for your browser, and follow the provided steps.

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In the steps, replace all references to the Azure portal with the Teams client.

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WebRTC logs can assist Microsoft Support by providing connection details for audio and video calls. Follow the steps to access the WebRTC logs in Microsoft Edge (Chromium) or Chrome:

Open a new tab and go to one of the following URLs:

• Microsoft Edge (Chromium): edge://webrtc-internals/
• Chrome: chrome://webrtc-internals/

Open the Teams Web application and reproduce the problem.

Go back to the tab that was accessed in step 1 and you'll see at least two tabs:

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When trying to log in Teams using my MacBook Pro, after authentification I am taken to my default browser (in my case Safari) and end up with the following message "Something went wrong and we can't sign you in right now. Please try again later. The Microsoft account login server has detected too many repeated authentication attempts. Please wait a moment and try again".

I waited 24 hours and got the same message. Can you please help as this prevents me from using the app?

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Hello Philippe,

Good morning!   

Thank you for publishing in Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.   

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble signing in to Microsoft Teams on your Mac Safari browser. This error message usually occurs when there are too many repeated authentication attempts made from the same device or IP address or temporally issue.

we need more details from you, please provide us with the following information. Thank you.   

1. Try using a different browser or device to sign in to Teams to check the issue. Also please is it possible to share the full error with us.

2. To narrow down the issue, please try clearing the app cache by these steps and try again: Clear Teams cache - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn

3. Please Run the Teams Sign-in diagnostic and share the details with us Reference: Fix Teams sign-in errors - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn

We look forward to your reply. This requested information will help us narrow down the scenario and find the right troubleshooting. We will continue to assist you based on the information you provide. I sincerely appreciate your patience and cooperation.  

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Hi, I have exactly the same issue as Philippe. When I run the Teams Sign in diagnostics as suggested, I get following message: "You can't sign in here with a personal account. Use your work or scholl account instead.".

I have deleted the cash as instructed above.

I have purchased Microsoft 365 for Mac. All other apps (Outlook, Excel etc.) work properly. On iPad and iPhone, Teams work as well.

Thanks for your help. Petra

Unable to sign in to my account. Keep getting the same message: "Something went wrong and we can't sign you in right now. Please try again later."

I have tried the solutions above and nothing works. I am starting to believe there’s a bug with this piece of software for Macs

I tried the options proposed above and nothing worked. When signing in for the diagnostic tool and get another frustrating error message , saying I can't sign in with a personal account (see attached screenshot). This is very weird. I restarted my Mac and tried again and get the same error message after trying to log in Teams (see attached screenshot). After entering my email email, I'm directed automatically back to Safari (no option to choose between Safari or Chrome) where a succession of log in steps appear and disappear to end up with the same error message. I have never experienced similar issues with any other MS365 tools. I am incline to believe there is an issue with Teams for Mac. This is weird and extremely frustrating. I note that I am not the only one with this issue. Thanks for the help. Philippe

Hello Philippe Laspeyres,

Thank you for your reply,

Based on your screenshot we can see that you are using your personal account gmail to loginto the team business since you posted your issue in teams business.

Typically it is not allowed to use personal accounts such us gmail.com. outlook.com etc.. to loginto the teams for business. Personal accounts use teams free , so i can understand why Run the Teams Sign-in diagnostic Reference: Fix Teams sign-in errors - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn doesn't work for you. It is only for a business account.

However, if you are using Teams for free please let me know i guide you to the dedicated teams, and if you are using teams for business please sign in with your company account email address not your personal email address and let me know the results.

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Microsoft : Das neue Teams kommt auch für Safari und Firefox

Die aktualisierte Teams -für-Web-Version soll vor allem leistungsfähiger und stabiler laufen. Einige Features der Desktopversion fehlen aber.

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Microsoft hat die neue Teams-App auch in der Webversion für diverse Browser freigegeben. Sie wurde unter anderem für Mozilla Firefox unter Windows, MacOS und Linux freigeschaltet. Außerdem bekommt Apples Safari-Browser das neue Teams für MacOS.

Derweil wird eine Progressive Web App (PWA) für Teams unter Linux veröffentlicht – allerdings nur in Verbindung mit Microsoft Edge oder Google Chrome.

Das neue Teams für Web soll vor allem leistungsfähiger und ressourceneffizienter arbeiten, schreibt das Unternehmen in einem Support-Dokument . Zudem gibt Microsoft an, dass der Client schneller installieren und laden soll.

Die neue Teams-App kann über eine Schaltfläche in der rechten oberen Ecke eingeschaltet werden. Microsoft orientiert sich hier an der Standalone-App für Windows-Betriebssysteme.

Einige Effekte fehlen

Die neue Teams-App für Web erfordert allerdings einige Einstellungen seitens der User, damit sie es nutzen können. Unter anderem sollte der Browser so konfiguriert sein, dass Drittanbieter-Cookies zulässig sind.

Zudem funktioniert die Software nur auf Desktop-Computern – einschließlich Notebooks. Im Falle von Chrome und Edge funktioniert das Tool zusätzlich nur auf den aktuellen drei Versionen.

Dem neuen Teams für Web fehlen außerdem einige Features, die es in der Desktopversion von Teams gibt. So können Benachrichtigungen nicht über mehrere Konten hinweg angezeigt werden. Außerdem gibt es keine Pop-up-Fenster für Chats und Kanalinhalte, wie es bei der Desktop-App möglich ist.

Auch meisten Render-Spielereien wie etwa virtuelle Avatare und Videohintergrundeffekte sind deaktiviert. Eine Ausnahme bildet der Unschärfefilter für den Hintergrund – einer der am meisten genutzten Effekte für Microsoft Teams.

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Microsoft: neues teams für web nun auch für firefox, safari – und unter linux.

Das neue Teams für Web von Microsoft ist nicht mehr nur für Edge und Chrome verfügbar, sondern auch für Firefox und Safari. Zudem läuft es unter Linux.

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Das Ende der Klimmzüge: Microsoft unterstützt mit dem neuen Teams für Web jetzt die Webbrowser Firefox und Safari sowie das Betriebssystem Linux. Wo vorher Tricks und Kniffe nötig waren, läuft das neue Teams nun ganz offiziell. Die neue Version ist nun allgemein verfügbar.

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Die neuen Versionen werden nun plangemäß eingeführt. Die Änderungen fasst Microsoft auf einer Übersichtsseite zusammen. Von Anfang bis Mitte April hat das Unternehmen angefangen, die Software zu verteilen. Das neue Teams für Web steht seitdem für Firefox unter Linux, macOS und Windows zur Verfügung. Zudem bietet Microsoft es für Safari unter macOS an. Wer Linux einsetzt, kann neben Firefox zudem auch Microsoft Edge oder Google Chrome mit Unterstützung für progressive Web-Apps (PWA) für das neue Teams für Web nutzen.

Neues Teams für Web: Einfach umschalten

Wie Microsoft erläutert, lässt sich die neue Version ganz einfach nutzen. Dazu genügt der Aufruf der Webseite teams.microsoft.com und im Anschluss der Klick in die linke obere Ecke der App, wo sich der Umschalter "Testen Sie das neue Teams" befindet. Unter dem eigenen Profil in der rechten oberen Ecke lässt sich derzeit bei Bedarf auch wieder in den klassischen Teams-Modus zurückschalten.

Zur erfolgreichen Anmeldung kann es nötig sein, in den Browsereinstellungen Cookies bestimmter Microsoft-Domains zuzulassen – Microsoft liefert eine Anleitung dazu . Außerdem muss der Browser auf einem Desktop-Computer ausgeführt werden (wozu auch Laptops zählen), außerdem unterstützt Microsoft nur die "drei neuesten Versionen" der Webbrowser. Die Web-Version biete "nahezu paritätige Featureparität mit dem neuen Desktop-Client", erläutert Microsoft. Einige Einschränkungen nennen die Entwickler dennoch: Die Web-App bietet keine gleichzeitige Verfügbarkeit und Benachrichtigungen über mehrere Konten und Mandanten und es gibt keine Pop-up-Fenster für Chat- und Kanalinhalte. Außerdem bietet das neue Teams für Web bis auf Hintergrundunschärfe keine Videohintergrund- oder Avatar-Effekte.

Mit einem privaten Microsoft-Konto waren in einem kurzen Test keine Unterschiede erkennbar. Mit einem Business-Konto hingegen wird entweder direkt beim Log-in die Umschaltung auf Teams für Web 2.0 angeboten, oder es steht der beschriebene Umschalter zur Verfügung.

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Nicht mehr nur arbeit, schule, uni: jetzt kommt ein ms teams für alle.

Ein weiterer Artikel von Microsoft erläutert den Zeitplan zum Ende des "klassischen" Teams – sowohl als App, als auch der Web-Version – und der (automatischen) Umstellung auf das neue Teams. Seit Ende März ist der automatische Umstieg demnach im Gange.

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