Sometimes I find something online (such as a Youtube video) and I want to send a friend the link. However, it may well be the middle of the night for my friend if they live on the other side of the world. I don't know if they have audio alerts switched on and I don't want to wake them for something that is trivial.

It would be good if I could create a message and then order it to be sent at a more convenient time, a few hours into the future. Apologies if this is already possible and I was just not aware of it.

It is imperative to have an outgoing messages. I live in Las Vegas. My phone number is 1 number different from the major hospital here. I field an average of 53 calls a day that are wrong numbers.

Back when we were allowed to have an outbound message, my message with say, "If you are calling Sunrise Hospital, you have dialed incorrectly, please call 702-xxx-xxxx. If you are trying to reach (MY Company) please leave a message.

Now not only do you not allow a customized outgoing message, your generic message is that of a young lady with a British accent. This is the United States, not Great Britain. My customers call, get someone with a British accent and think they have called the wrong number.

I pay for two separate SKYPE accounts with phone numbers. I would gladly pay more to have an out-going message like we used to be able to do.

Let me ask you this, what telephone answering message system anywhere in the world does not allow you to leave a customized outgoing message? This is ridiculous.

I want to be able to completely delete skype and remove it from my microsoft account.
Being forced to have a skype account is the single biggest reason why I hate and avoid microsoft web services, and why I'm constantly recommending friends and colleagues to avoid using microsoft services and move to google services instead.
I hate my skype account and that I'm forced to have a skype icon in my microsoft account, that I have a stupid horrible and ugly skype username that does not match my microsoft account email, and how everytime I opened outlook there was a fake skype notification icon with diverging my attention from my email in outlook.com.

All Windows applications, at least the ones on my system, correctly snap to a corner of the screen (Windows Key - Right, Windows Key - Down). Skype snaps as well, but doesn't become the correct size, it is actually quite a bit taller than other snapped windows.

There appears to be some arbitrary minimum size for the window as I cannot make the window shorter by dragging it, even though there is plenty of free room in the application.

This only happens in the Skype Windows Desktop application. The UWP application snaps fine, but has reliability issues, which is why I cannot use that version.

This is not nitpicking, it is an actual problem as I snap other windows above and besides it, which now overlap and align incorrectly causing practical issues and setting off my OCD.

There is no way for skype to know what will happen when these urls are called. It could be anything from displaying a normal webpage to shutting down a nuclear plant.

Testers often prepare and set up a test environment in such a way that when an url is run a specific problem they found is triggered. They can have spend hours setting it ll up so when the developer checks on the issue he only needs to run the url.
If that url is sent to the developer by skype, and then skype decide to hit that url it will screw upp everything and make it impossible for the developer t see the problem.
This was just an example, the point is, that running a web page is often way more then just displaying html for human reading.