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
Merged in a post:
Stand Alone ClickUp Chat App
Christian Lariba
We would suggest that you create a Stand Alone ClickUp Chat App that is more user-and-notification friendly :)
Guy Mannerings
This used to work in 3.0, but now 4.0 has regressed to Chat as a view only. It's not as useful, as you can't see other work at the same time as chatting.
Would like it to be a sidebar feature, like ClickUp Brain.
Ryan Wychopen
The only reason we haven't switched from Slack is I have to navigate to the chat each time I use it. I need it in a separate window.
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Carolyn McKinney
I'm considering switching my whole team over to Clickup Chat because I love the integrations with our Clickup setup and workflows. But honestly, the lack of clear notifications has me holding back. I don't know what is planned for the solution, but it would be awesome if we could get some floating notices or something more obvious. Maybe like FB messenger with floating bubbles in the lower right corner?
Matos
Chats need improvement: pop-up or side window is highly requested.
Vitor Brabo da Silva
It would be much better to use if this were developed.
William N S Gonçalves
Agree with this!
Marco Antonio
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Raudaun Long
A short term option in Windows is to right-click the chat icon and choose Open Link in New Window or Default Browser. I imagine in any other OS the process is similar.
If RAM is a concern for you, either option consumes a bit over 500MB as that's what loading each instance of the entire ClickUp UI consumes. So at minimum 1 GB of RAM to do this. If you choose to open in your browser and it isn't already running, then you'll also eat the RAM cost of your browsers background processes. For me that's an extra 900MB just for starting Chrome.
Roger Spalding
It can be very interesting to have a separate app, but don't forget that it should work in a similar way on the web...
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