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  3. Skype Insider build 8.102 unveils next-level file sharing: 3 upgrades

Skype Insider build 8.102 unveils next-level file sharing: 3 upgrades

OnMSFT Staff OnMSFT Staff
August 15, 2023
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  • Better Auto-download
  • Simplified Button Interaction
  • Easy File Saving

The latest Skype Insider build release notes, 8.102.76.210, are here. This build seems to have focused on improving the file-sharing experience and making it more intuitive. Skype also had a significant update in June this year when its users started getting Bing Image Creator.

Here are the new features and changes introduced in this build:

Better Auto-download

Users can now enable auto-download for incoming files to have them automatically downloaded. They will see a distinct icon representing the file type while they download.

Simplified Button Interaction

The new design allows instant viewing of received files with auto-download enabled. Tap/click anywhere on the file.

Easy File Saving

Even though auto-download lets you view files immediately, there are times when you want to save files to your device; right-click and select ‘Save-As’ on desktop or open and select ‘Share’ on mobile.

Screenshot 2023 08 15 At 7.40.13 Pm

There are also a couple of fixes in the new build. An issue with the video camera not working on Android devices has been fixed, along with a bug that caused the app to crash when scheduling a call through a long-press action on iOS and Android.

It is reported that the new features will be rolled out over the next few days.

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