Separate window for chat
Mike Reichstamm
I’d like to quickly open a chat within ClickUp, without having to leave a list or navigate away from the current page. It should be easy to check for new messages and respond to them seamlessly. Previously, I could jump between Slack and ClickUp without leaving the ClickUp window, which was very convenient. Now, it’s more difficult because I have to switch between entire pages.
Like for example in the same floating window when you open Clickup AI.
Also (sound) notifications are extremely important.
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Brendan W
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Would love to see the chat pinned to the sidebar even I move to other spaces or tasks. Also, why is an older message highlighted in the side pane with the badge when I receive a new message in a chat?
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Dean Phillips
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Standalone Chat App
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Dedicated app for Clickup chat.
The most common feedback from my team in trying to implement Clickup chat as our primary chat app is that it's nice to have a separate application window that is dedicated to chat.
Warren Harding
Yes please - a seperate app would be awesome +1
Anders Jessen
This!
Peter Ratkay
+1 for Both separate chat and different sound for chat. Already have another post with 24 upvotes just for the sound here https://feedback.clickup.com/chat-feedback/p/different-push-notification-sounds-for-chat-vs-task-inbox
Brendan W
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Pop-out Chat Conversations
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AJ Castellucci
Chat should have a pop-out window so you can Chat within the context of your work (similar to AI). In some places, like when DMing someone, it takes you totally out of your work and send you back to the Chat screen. Then you have to navigate back to the task you were on.
Brendan W
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Dock and Undock Chat
Rodel Villanueva
Ability to undock and dock chat app so if there's a message there's an message count that will appear in the chat icon.
Brendan W
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Minimize chat to tray
Rafael Healy Chacón
Be able to minimize individual chats to the tray in a similar way that tasks can be minimized.
Dan Myers
Here's a good workaround for you all. Right click chat and select open in new window. This allows you to have a second instance of clickup open, and you can use chat on that one without losing your place on what you are doing.
In fact, Chat, Home, and Inbox can all be selected to put into new windows so you can then navigate to where you want and be working on multiple different places at once. Clickup does a halfway decent job of naming each instance of the program in taskbar so that if you have multiple windows open, you can move between them without too much trouble.
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Cristi Milea
I prefer to use native App instead of multiple tabs, so this would be a great addition.
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