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I have no idea how many engineers work on Office Online, but other than security bugs I cannot think of a more important issue to resolve.
> I really do empathize here, after having to use Teams for around 2 years. It's amazingly slow, confusing, buggy (it would crash the tab quite regularly), and just generally a perfect role model for what software shouldn't be[0].
Teams for Linux [1] also struggles with resources. Teams in general is an absolute mess. I would go further and say that most MS products are resource intensive buggy crap.
[1] https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux