1. Microsoft Lync Web App For Mac

In order to use the Skype for Business Web App, you must be invited to a Skype for Business meeting (usually by someone with a full version of Skype for Business). Look for your invitation in your Outlook calendar or your email inbox. This table compares the Meetings features available to users of the Skype for Business client, Skype for Business Web App, Skype Meetings App, and Lync Web App. Lync Web App is listed for feature comparison purposes: a user would only be downloading and using Lync Web App if the meeting was hosted on a Lync 2013 server.

Skype for Business (SFB) Web App is almost identical to the meeting experience offered by the full version of SFB. If you received a Meeting Invitation for a SFB Meeting and you are a student, vendor, contractor, guest of UH, or simply don't have SFB on your computer - download and install SFB Web App to experience a Lync Meeting in a web browser. To experience full audio and video in a meeting, use SFB Attendee. SFB Web App is a browser-based version of SFB that contains all of the SFB in-meeting features except for desktop sharing, computer audio and video.

A phone must be used for audio. Microsoft Silverlight is required. If Silverlight is not on your computer, it will download and install during the SFB Web App installation. Features of the SFB Web App include: • Dial-in and dial-out (“Call me”) audio conferencing • Detailed meeting roster • Multi-party instant messaging (IM) • Desktop and program sharing, including giving control to participants (program sharing not available for Macintosh) • Collaboration features, including a whiteboard, poll and file sharing (whiteboard and poll not available for Macintosh).

Microsoft Lync Web App For Mac

Andrew, I'm aware that it is not a Lync setting issue. I'm looking for the proper setup procedure/configuration to allow this behavior to happen: when a user clicks on a Lync meeting, the meeting is launched in their client, and not the web app.

I've managed to get close to this with one system - the web client still attempts to load a web page, but then redirects to the Lync client. This was achieved by removing the plugins and updating the Lync client. However I am still struggling with Lync clients that are already updated/configured. I haven't nailed down how this is achieved during the setup process and is wondering if anyone familiar with OS X else has dealt with this and found a solution.

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From this web page you can join the meeting using your browser (Lync Web App), download the thick Lync 2010 Attendee client, or use your OCS 2007 Communicator (with reduced functionality) if it's installed. Lync Web App is supported on multiple Windows and Mac platforms (see for details). It also requires the Microsoft Silverlight browser plug-in version 4.0 or better installed. Lync Web App will download various ActiveX components as needed to add functionality, such as screen sharing. Previously, Lync Web App used to be called the reach client. The client is a thick client (it must be downloaded and installed), so it requires rights to install software. The Lync 2010 Attendee is very similar to the Lync 2010 client, but it does not allow you to create buddy lists or create meetings.

Both Lync Web App and Lync 2010 Attendee allow you to join as guests or with your corporate credentials. As mentioned earlier, the Lync 2010 client will automatically launch if it is installed when you click the 'Join Online Meeting' URL. However, you may find that you need to use Lync Web App instead. Maybe your want to demo the web join page, above, or you're in an environment where the firewall blocks access using the Lync 2010 client. To do this, simply add?sl= to the meeting URL. For example:?sl= Viola! The Lync Client will not launch and you can choose to run Lync Web App.