Teams Public preview ctrl+f missing

[elcuevero]

On current pre version, ctrl+f to find something in the current chat is missing.

[#2]

Yes, and this is a major problem for my daily activities... Did anybody find a workaround?
Thank you,
ER

[#3]

Same for me this is a Feature I use so often. I really like the new Teams but without the ctrl+f I can't use it

[#4]

This is also a deal breaker for me on the new version. I use this feature daily.

[#5]

This is the second important feature missing (the other being the second ringer). I find myself switching between both Teams versions several times per day, but using the released version most of the time.

[#6]

@elcuevero Mindboggling that MS would release a "new teams" without such a critical feature. Still not working end of August 2023.

[#7]

@Tobias Beer @elcuevero  - Thanks for sharing the feedback.

This feature is available now in public preview. Can you please validate and confirm?

Thanks for your patience.

[#8]

Unfortunately still not working in Teams when I switch to the latest updated "new teams" version: You have Microsoft Teams Version 1.6.00.22954 (64-bit). It was last updated on 18.08.2023.

[#9]

Hello @Tobias Beer - Do you have the same issue in Teams web client?

Also, let us know the Teams client last update date and the version number? 

[#10]

For version an date, see last comment. In the web version CTRL+F seems to work ...after a 2nd attempt, once the browser page search is dismissed.

[#11]

Thanks for the update. So, it seems web version is working fine.
Can you please confirm if you are still facing issue with desktop version?

[#12]

As reported, after clicking the slider top-left "try the new teams" in Desktop CTRL+F: It's not working. Yes.

Neither is the input field modified as it is on web or the legacy version, nor does it search in the current scope (chat or channel).

[#13]

This works as of last Friday, it opens a sidebar to the right

[#14]

Thanks for the confirmation @DirkReul!

[#15]

Happy to help. I really wish they would be more transparent about when features are available and HOW they are implemented so we can find them.