Microsoft Loop sidebar: Add your channel components as a Teams tab

Now that we can add Microsoft Loop components to our Teams channel conversations, how can we make them more visible in our teams? Wouldn't it be great if we could add the component as a tab in a team?
I try to find a solution for this problem and make some interesting discoveries along the way.

0:00 Make components more visible in Teams channels
1:01 Recent replies in channels and component visibility
2:45 Can we show Loop components in channel tabs
3:12 Component in Word - pinned as tab
5:15 Component in Whiteboard - pinned as tab
13:22 Summarising the feedback

Alternative summary, provided by ‪@djannias‬ in the comments, powered by AI.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

- 00:02 📢 The user is looking for ways to make Loop components more visible in Microsoft Teams channels.
- 00:30 🔄 Loop components in Teams chats tend to drift as new messages are added, requiring manual efforts to keep them visible.
- 03:14 📑 Attempting to add Loop components to a Word document within Teams did not display the Loop component as expected.
- 06:39 📊 Whiteboards created in Teams are stored in the user's OneDrive, not in the team files, which may not be the expected behavior.
- 10:19 🧩 The user demonstrates a workaround by copying a Loop component into a whiteboard in Teams as a tab, achieving the goal of making it more visible.
- 12:48 🛠️ There are issues with the positioning and behavior of Loop components and whiteboards in Teams, suggesting a need for improvements.
- 14:10 📺 The video explores various methods but doesn't provide a definitive answer, indicating that further development and feedback may be necessary.

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