Microsoft's popular video conferencing service is finally available for the web.
Starting this week, you will be able to use Skype for Web with a handful of new features.
The new Skype features include HD video calling, call recording, notifications panel, search within conversations, and chat media gallery.
As the official blog notes, Microsoft is also making it easier for IT administrators to distribute the latest version of Skype using the updated MSI distributable of Skype.
Skype for Web is now available from any desktop running Windows 10 or MacOS 10.12 Sierra and later with the latest versions of Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
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