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We’ve all been there. You have 17 tabs open in Chrome (don’t deny it), and somewhere in that digital chaos is Slack. You click over to reply to a message, lose your place in your spreadsheet, and accidentally close the wrong tab. slack app windows
You’ll wonder why you waited so long. Have you made the switch? What’s your favorite hidden feature of the Slack Windows app? Let us know in the comments below! If this sounds familiar, it’s time to talk about the
When you use the Windows app, Slack lives in your taskbar. It has its own window, its own icon, and—best of all—its own . You can pop in and out of Slack with a simple keyboard shortcut ( Ctrl + Shift + S or a customizable hotkey) without disrupting your browser flow. You click over to reply to a message,