

You’ve then got Teams on your M1 Mac running in Microsoft Edge just as well as on Intel Macs.ģ.

The good thing is, Microsoft Edge is compatible with M1 Macs too – it doesn’t require Rosetta – so you’re effectively running Teams natively on your M1 Mac. Microsoft Edge offers Teams as a Progressive Web App (PWA) which allows you to run the Microsoft Teams app in a browser tab including on M1 Macs. Microsoft Edge is Microsoft’s browser and the successor Internet Explorer for Mac which died many years ago. In fact, you’ll probably find that your M1 Mac runs Teams even faster than on an Intel Mac thanks to Rosetta. It also won’t make your M1 Mac fans whir all the team or make your Mac get hot. Rosetta is incredibly fast at translating Intel apps like Microsoft Teams to run on M1 Macs and you won’t notice any reduction in performance. Rosetta will automatically install on your M1 Mac when you try to install an Intel app for the first time. Rosetta 2 is a clever free tool in macOS that automatically “translates” Intel apps to work on M1 Macs. You can still install and run Microsoft Teams on M1 Macs thanks to Rosetta.

