Last update of Teams bugged the notifications + codeblock

Yordan Petkov 0 Reputation points
2026-05-13T07:50:16.68+00:00

Hey,

How did you manage to bug Teams core functionality of having proper notifications?!
From yesterday's update, whenever I receive a notification about message in a thread, there is +1 notification in my chat as well. You can see the behaviour in the following screenshot:
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Also, why is the 2nd row "almost showing" on the code block insert when there are no characters on it:
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YES, I did restart Teams, but it still bugs out like this.

Please, fix the app. Thanks in advance. :)

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  1. Anonymous
    2026-05-13T08:57:13.97+00:00

    Hi @Yordan Petkov

    Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum. 

    I understand how frustrating this experience can be, especially when notifications don’t behave as expected and UI elements appear inconsistent. I’d like to clarify the current behavior in Microsoft Teams and offer some guidance. 

    From your description, receiving a notification for a thread in both Activity and Chat can occur depending on how the thread is configured and your notification settings. 

    This typically happens when: 

    • You are @mentioned in the thread, or 
    • You have followed the thread/post.  User's image

    What you can adjust: You can refine how these notifications appear by updating your settings: 

    1. Go to Settings > Notifications and activity  User's image
    2. Locate @mentions 
      • Change Channel and team @mentions from “Banner and feed” to “Feed only” 
    3. Locate Replies to followed threads and posts 
      • Set this to “Feed only” as well 

    This should limit notifications to the Activity feed and avoid duplicate alerts showing in Chat. 

    Regarding the code block where the second row appears partially visible even when empty this is currently expected UI behavior rather than a functional bug. 

    It’s related to how the editor renders spacing and line height within the code block component. 

    Workaround: 

    Adjust your Teams zoom level (for example, set it to 105% or 110%)  This often resolves the visual clipping and displays the line fully. 

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    The best way to request this capability is to submit feedback directly to Microsoft so the product team can review and evaluate the suggestion. This is the most effective path forward, as Microsoft product teams actively monitor customer feedback, and many features and improvements are driven by these requests.   

    Go to: Microsoft Teams · Community  then Send Feedback  

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    Describe your proposal in detail       

    "Improve code block rendering – empty second line appears partially visible" 

    After submitting your feedback, feel free to share the link here. I’d be happy to upvote it, and other users with the same need can support it as well. This also helps increase visibility across the Microsoft Q&A community.  

    As forum moderators, I don’t have the ability to change or override Teams product design or feature limitations, but we’re always happy to clarify current behavior and guide you to the appropriate feedback channels.   

    Thank you again for your time and understanding. While this response may not provide an immediate workaround, I hope it clearly explains what is and isn’t currently possible.    


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  2. AI answer

    2026-05-13T07:50:32+00:00

    The behavior shown (thread activity also incrementing the Chat badge, and the extra empty line in the code block editor) is not covered as a configurable setting in the available documentation and is consistent with a product issue/regression.

    For issues like this in Microsoft Teams, the supported path is to capture it as feedback directly from the client so it reaches the product team with logs and environment details:

    1. In the Teams desktop app, select the profile picture.
    2. Choose Settings and more (or Settings depending on client).
    3. Go to Help and feedback > Send feedback.
    4. Describe the double-counting of notifications and the code block rendering issue, and submit.

    If notifications themselves stop arriving or behave inconsistently beyond the badge count, verify notification configuration to rule out local settings:

    • In Teams, open Settings > Notifications and activity and confirm the desired notification types are enabled.
    • On macOS, ensure Focus/Do Not Disturb is not suppressing Teams notifications or, if needed, add Teams to Allowed Apps under System Settings > Focus > chosen focus scenario.
    • Still in Teams, use Settings and more > Settings > Notifications and activity and select Test notification to confirm OS-level delivery.

    If the problem persists after confirming settings, continue to use in-app feedback and, if this is affecting business usage, contact support through the Microsoft Teams support channel so the behavior can be tracked as a bug.


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