With the latest Fuze version, we’ve completely rebuilt the application across platforms to maintain a consistent, intuitive user interface -- also allowing us to scale and iterate at a more rapid pace of innovation. While consistent, the applications will have subtle nuances due to platform-specific technical requirements, most notably between the Mac and Windows desktop clients.

Fuze for Mac & Fuze for Windows: UI Differences.

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Mac default: show video conference/participants while screensharing.

PC default: minimize video conference/participants while screensharing.

Screen Sharing: Video Conferencing*

*users may override defaults via showing or hiding participants.

Screen Sharing: Fuze UI Visibility

Mac: hide Fuze UI (e.g. in-meeting experience, including chat, video pods, etc) while screensharing.

PC: Fuze does not currently enable screen share chat access due to not yet supporting chat dock/undock (available upon PC undock/dock functionality inclusion).

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Screen Sharing: Access Chat

Mac: Fuze enables chat access during screen share due to dock/undock functionality.

PC: Fuze does not currently enable screen share chat access due to not yet supporting chat dock/undock.This will be available upon PC undock/dock functionality inclusion.

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Local Contacts Integration

Mac: Fuze integrates with local address book. PC: Fuze utilizes server-side LDAP integration (Windows OS does not have a standardized address book).

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Profile Photo Capture

Mac Default: Fuze includes a standard photo capture API.

PC Default: Fuze does not have a standard API photo capture and users must upload a local image file.

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Chat: Undock/Dock

Mac: Fuze supports both undocking and docking chat.

PC: Fuze does not currently support chat undocking and docking (slated for upcoming release, documented known issue).

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OS: Menu Standardization

Mac: standardized OS menu. PC: non-standardized OS menu.

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OS: Close, Maximize & Minimize Controls

Mac: controls are located on the top left. PC: controls are located on the top right.

Fuze incorporates OS controls for closing, minimizing and maximizing Fuze application.

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Tooltips

Mac: Fuze incorporates robust in and out-of-meeting tooltips.

PC: Fuze does not currently incorporate in and out-of-meeting tooltips (will be available in future release).

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Menu Access: “Out-of-Meeting”/Fuze application home screen

Mac: Fuze application home screen (“meetings list”) is available from within an active meeting.

PC: Fuze application does not currently display Fuze application home screen from within an active meeting (slated for an upcoming release).

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Dialog Menus: Cancel and others

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Mac: Fuze incorporates OS conventions and will select left hand location for standard dialog options - e.g. "cancel."

PC: PC incorporates OS conventions and will select right hand location for standard dialog options - e.g. "cancel."