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I'm having the exact same issue. I usually run the Office Insider Fast but deleted it and switched to the latest general release and it still kept crashing as soon as the client UI loads or after a short period of time. I'm on Office 365 cloud.

Skype for Business on Mac is the all new client that provides modern communication and collaboration experiences for your Mac. Compatible with Office 365, Skype for Business Server 2015, and Lync Server 2013.

Click the More Options button (.) to find out more. • Video-based screen sharing. Online users will now share their screen with higher frame-rate and better quality.

• Fixed an issue where IM messages were not displayed in the order in which they were sent. • Improved the performance of opening chat conversations. • Changed the position of notifications so they do not cover action buttons when you leave a call or meeting.

• Display customized meeting information in Outlook When scheduling an online meeting, Outlook will display text, links, and images in the calendar item if your organization specifies them. (Requires Outlook version 16.9.1215 or later.) Improvements • Fixed an issue that could reconnect a call after a network drop without showing that you were back in the call. • Fixed an issue that showed an error saying a chat message was not delivered when it actually was.

URL: Occasionally, Support may ask you for your Lync Secure Chat and Conferencing log files. These logs are used to trace the Lync connectivity, which is important for troubleshooting purposes.

Messthebeast Just a bit more effort The reason this app gets one star is because it doesn't sync up with skype on one's computer. This is the simplest most basic piece of functionality a messaging app should do. If I send a message from my phone to a coworker, I should be able to see it on my computer. If I receive a message on my phone from a coworker, read it, then wish to respond via computer, the message USUALLY DOES NOT SHOW UP ON THE COMPUTER. Highly frustrating, Groupme has been doing this for years guys, literally years. Edit: So I originally stated the syncing issue was my only qualm.

• In the Event Viewer window, in the pane on the left, double-click Windows Logs, and then click Application. • Double-click the listing for the Skype for Business error you’re trying to track down (usually the most recent Skype for Business error, or towards the top) to display the error details. • If directed to do so by your support team, in the Actions pane, click Copy > Copy Details as Text.

Note: Supported for Skype for Business Online users with Skype for Business Server 2015 Update version 1617.5. Improvements • Fixed an issue where multiple participants sharing their desktop or program in a meeting were seeing a black screen. • Fixed an issue where the notification center would be filled out with alerts about network problems. • Fixed an issue where 00 was always normalized to + regardless of the users region. • Fixed an issue where dialing vanity numbers wouldn't correctly translate to digits, and the call would fail. • Fixed an issue with double dial-tone sounds while dialing a PSTN number. • Fixed screen sharing issue while in meetings.

• Added a Don't show this again for this device check box to the prompt to switch to an audio device when a user connects a device to the computer. • Fixed an issue with displaying long IM disclaimer text. • Fixed an issue where emoticons in chats were displayed when disabled by policy (via DisableEmoticons in CsClientPolicy). • Fixed an issue that prevented users who are not enabled for Enterprise Voice from seeing the Before joining a meeting, ask me which audio device I want to use option in the Calls page of Preferences. Version: Build 16.15.92 Features added • Joining a meeting without audio When you choose to join a meeting without joining audio, you will see the meeting window with a black background and a notification that you have joined the meeting without audio. Click Rejoin to add audio later.

Includes meeting features such as Meeting Calendars, Instant Messaging in meetings (goodbye Lync for Mac!), Meet Now and the ability to share desktops and content in full screen mode. Note that Preview One did not include Instant Messaging – that was added in Preview Two (see below).

• Disabled automatic sign-in to Skype for Business for users who have been upgraded to Teams. • Removed unneeded resources to reduce the size of the app package. October 3, 2018 Version: Build 16.23.35  Features added • Join a meeting as a guest If you are not signed into Skype for Business on Mac when you click to join a meeting, you can choose whether to sign in or to join the meeting as a guest. Users can now use Skype for Business on Mac to join meetings even if they don’t have a Skype for Business account. • Use Skype for Business with Microsoft Teams Users who have upgraded to Teams will now see an option to sign in to Skype for Business to join a Skype for Business meeting or see past conversations. Users won't be able use Skype for Business to start calls or new conversations or to respond to conversations.

• Messages are now separated by date. • Support for option SIP URIs in chat window.

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If you’re logged into Skype for Business with one account, but logged into Outlook with another, Skype Meeting functionality doesn’t come up in Outlook. Even when you’re logged in with the same account, you may need to use the “Online Meeting” button to add Skype Meeting URLs/dial-in numbers to a Meeting invite.

• Choose whether to see emoticons in chats Users can choose to disable emoticons in chats by clearing the Enable emoticons check box in the General page of Preferences when emoticons are allowed by your organization. Improvements • Fixed several issues that could prevent a user from seeing screen sharing in a meeting. • Improved performance of starting and updating screen sharing.

• Improved the way emoticons are parsed in a message (so that punctuation isn't inadvertently interpreted as an emoticon). • Other bug fixes and performance improvements. August 13, 2018 Version: Build 16.20.89  Features added • Grouped view for chats Users can now choose to display the chats list in grouped or list view. On the Chats tab, select Grouped View to have all chats with the same contact or group of contacts displayed under a single collapsible heading.

It’s finally here! Microsoft has at last released the new Mac client for Skype for Business. (Okay, it was released on October 26. But I was on vacation.) As soon as I saw the announcement, I grabbed a copy and one of our test Macs. The same Mac on which I’d tested the Skype Preview earlier in the year (and had several issues).

• Fixed an issue that prevented an error message being displayed when the app fails to sign in. Version: Build 16.15.148  Features added • Join meeting audio with Call me at If you are enabled by a conference policy to join audio by having the meeting call a phone number, you will now be able to choose Call me at in the Join Meeting Audio dialog box before joining a meeting. • Joining a meeting without audio When you choose to join a meeting without joining audio, you will see the meeting window with a black background and a notification that you have joined the meeting without audio. If you want to connect audio later, select the Rejoin button. Improvements • Fixed several issues that could prevent you from joining a meeting. • Fixed an issue that prevented you from joining meetings from outside of your organization.

Version: Build 16.3.121 • Fixed duplicated contacts and contacts' email, which were shown at the same time when users searched a contact. Now users will see only one contact. • Fixed “0+” indicator, which was shown after users answered a 1:1 audio/video call. • Fixed contact status, which did not update when users changed from 'Away' to 'Off Work.' • Fixed numerous crash issues related to Group Video Calling (GVC). • Fixed numerous issues related to accessibility.

To set a location, click on your profile picture or avatar, then select Set Your Location. • Choose whether to see emoticons in chats Users can choose to disable emoticons in chats by clearing the Enable emoticons check box in the General page of Preferences when emoticons are allowed by your organization. Improvements • Fixed several issues that could prevent a user from seeing screen sharing in a meeting. • Improved performance of starting and updating screen sharing. • Added support for Video-based screen sharing (VbSS) in 1-to-1 calls.

• Offline indicator on the Dock icon Skype for Business on Mac will display a warning indicator on the app icon in the Dock when the app is signed out or not able to reach the Skype for Business server so users can easily tell when they are offline. • Join meetings faster and more reliably When you click Join, connect to your meetings significantly faster and with fewer failures. • Display customized meeting information in Outlook When scheduling an online meeting, Outlook will display text, links, and images in the calendar item if your organization specifies them. (Requires Outlook version 16.9.1215 or later.) Improvements • Fixed an issue that could reconnect a call after a network drop without showing that you were back in the call.

(1/2) Hi, Adam. Currently, there is no set date for the release of Skype for Business for Mac. — OfficeSupport (@OfficeSupport) Finally at the Microsoft Ignite event, it finally that Skype for Business for Mac will be released on October 2016 as covered earlier in this article and released a new roadmap for it: Microsoft has often kept Mac users hanging with release dates but with the much publicized scheduled roadmap for SfB, it seemed even up until Q2 2016 that Microsoft was definitely on track this time. Microsoft already had a Skype For Business For Mac prototype ready at the beginning of the year: Even more encouraging for Mac users was that Microsoft stated that it intends to make Skype for Business for Mac its “most modern Skype client”, better than even the Windows version (although we’ll believe that when we see it) and it has been built from the ground-up for Mac. An early Microsoft SfB for Mac demo also revealed a few things about how Skype for Business on Mac will look: As you can see, messages are displayed in a single window view with optional pop-out tabbed conversations and it looked early on like the product will be brought in line with the consumer version of Skype for Mac so that they eventually become one product. Microsoft also got Mac users excited by in time for the imminent release of SfB on Mac. In addition, Microsoft also which indicated that it was ready to go sooner rather than later: Conclusion The confusion over the Skype for Business Preview and delay of the release of Skype for Business for Mac just goes to show how hard it is for even a company with the resources of Microsoft to keep a project on schedule.

That Keychain entry for SfB contains my password. Following is an excerpt from the log file: rocess: Skype for Business [71360] Path: /Applications/Skype for Business.app/Contents/MacOS/Skype for Business Identifier: com.microsoft.SkypeForBusiness Version: 16.17.51 (16.17.51) Code Type: X86-64 (Native) Parent Process:??? Hi Phil, Since I was the one who originally open this thread about a month and a half, I wanted to chime in. I'm also experiencing the problem since this morning. It crashes even on the background when not interacting with it. It'll stay up for maybe a couple of hours, then crash on its own.

For Outlook integration you need at least Outlook Mac build 15.27 (161010). Note for any other technical doubts, the (SOF) has also been updated to help system admins roll out Skype for Business for Mac in enterprise environments. The Skype for Business Mac download runs the Skype for Business for Mac installer which requires your Mac admin password to install and will also prompt you to close your browser while you install it. Note that the Skype for Business Mac installer also installs Microsoft Update on your Mac to keep the software updated. When you launch Skype for Business on your Mac for the first time, it will automatically ask you whether you want to check for software updates manually or automatically and offer you the chance to join the Office Insider program: Skype for Business will then launch and you log on using your organization credentials: The advanced options also allow you to configure a proxy for SfB to use: When you launch Skype for Business for Mac, you’ll need to enter your organization username and password.

Improvements • Fixed an issue that caused calls to drop even when network conditions were good. • Fixed an issue when redialing a phone number with a headset attached that caused the call window to continue to show 'Calling' after the call was established. • Fixed an issue the prevented a user from starting a chat from the contact card in Outlook. • Fixed an issue that prevented the Rate My Call dialog box from being displayed when a call ended. (Skype for Business Online only) • Fixed an issue that prevented the user's status from being updated to 'In a Meeting' during a scheduled meeting time. • Fixed an issue that prevented the red dot to indicate unread messages in a chat from being displayed for chats with long names.