Maintaining multiple teams in the browser means keeping one tab open per team, and as we all know, tab real estate doesn't come cheap these days. It runs on Windows 7 and above (even the Windows 10 Preview!), installs simply, updates itself automatically, and remains generally courteous throughout. Slack for Windows brings all the functionality you get in your browser into a standalone version that sits, contentedly, on your desktop. How is this different from just working in the browser? We've worked hard to make it as good as people expected. There's been a constant hum of requests in feedback tickets and tweets: the request for a Windows app to match our Mac app - and one that provides the experience users expect from a native Windows application. More than 30% of our users run Windows, and their disappointment in the lack of desktop app has been noted. ![]() ![]() In the past week alone, 365,000 people have logged in to Slack from their web browser on Windows, and (we imagine) yearned for something more. ![]() Press the Start Button: Slack for Windows Has Arrived
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