Articles about Whatsapp Web

Since its inception, WhatsApp didn't allow one account to be linked to multiple devices at a time. However, that changes with the new multi-device support feature that has been released for users around the world after extensive testing.

Popular instant messaging platform WhatsApp has been spotted working on a new feature called "Community" that resembles Discord's groups and channels in form and function.

Meta-owned messaging service WhatsApp now sports three new features to make life easier.

After many years of waiting, WhatsApp's multi-device support finally made its way to users earlier this year. The feature allows users to link one WhatsApp account to one primary smartphone and up to four additional devices.

WhatsApp rolled out the multi-device feature for beta version users in July.

Facebook-owned messaging service WhatsApp has begun testing a new feature for the desktop client and the web interface that allows users to edit images before sending them by adding emojis, stickers, and text, just like on the mobile app.

WhatsApp recently announced that it would bring multi-device support so users can send and receive messages independently from up to four devices.

WhatsApp has been partially rolling out a new UI for the WhatsApp Web component. The update was a part of the latest 2.21.1.3 beta build available through the Google Play Beta program.

Earlier this month, WhatsApp introduced a new 'Disappearing Messages' feature that allows users to send self-deleting messages in individual chats as well as group conversations.

WhatsApp has finally introduced a new feature that lets you mute a chat forever. So, if you are a part of an annoying group on the messaging app, chances are you are going to love this new option.

WhatsApp has been hit by a weird issue, one that can cause the messaging service to crash indefinitely on your Android or iOS phone.

Continuing its push to make communication easier for billions of people around the world, WhatsApp is rolling out a series of new features for its app on Android, iOS, and KaiOS.

Back in March, WhatsApp added the much-coveted dark mode for Android and iOS, and the feature was welcomed by users around the world.

A few weeks ago, Facebook launched Messenger Rooms - its own "free" Zoom competitor.

This week, we have witnessed a lot of buzz in the world of tech, thanks to several launches, leaks, announcements, and scary security threats.

After months of internal tests, WhatsApp is finally making some progress with the rollout of dark mode.

WhatsApp - the biggest messaging service on the planet - has become a point of security concern for people around the globe.

We all use WhatsApp as the daily driver to connect and interact with friends, family, and colleagues.

Over the years, WhatsApp has evolved into one of the most loved messaging platforms in the world.

One of the most popular messaging apps, WhatsApp needs no introduction.

With the introduction of WhatsApp, we all got an ideal alternative for text messaging.

Today, WhatsApp dominates as an unmatched player in the messaging arena; it serves over a billion users thanks to its simple UI and security features.

After utility focused features, WhatsApp is working towards making its messaging service more secure for users.

Today, WhatsApp dominates as an unmatched player in the messaging arena; it serves over a billion users thanks to its simple UI and security features.

As WhatsApp dominates as the most used messaging app in the world, you may be willing to use the web client of the service, aka WhatsApp Web, on your computer.

Today, WhatsApp dominates as an unmatched player in the messaging arena; it serves over a billion users thanks to its simple UI and security features.

Despite hosting over a billion active users, WhatsApp hasn't captured a particular segment of the market yet- iPad owners.

With the introduction of WhatsApp, we all got an ideal alternative for text messaging.

WhatsApp has been marred by a weird 'reply' bug, one that is automatically adding reply context for already replied messages in the text box.

Just recently, WhatsApp started restricting message forwards to a maximum of 5 people.

World-wide, WhatsApp is now the quintessential messaging app.

After a long wait, WhatsApp users would finally get the ability to send and receive stickers.

If you've not updated WhatsApp in a long while (weeks or months), it might just be the time to do so.

Almost every person who owns a smartphone uses WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned instant messaging app, which has now evolved into a multi-purpose platform.

Almost every person who owns a smartphone uses WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned instant messaging app, which has now evolved into a multi-purpose platform.

With over 1.5 billion monthly active users, and over 60 million messages being sent everyday, WhatsApp, undoubtedly, remains the world's favorite messaging app.

Almost every person who owns a smartphone uses WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned instant messaging app, which has now evolved into a multi-purpose platform.

With over 1.5 billion monthly active users, and over 60 million messages being sent everyday, WhatsApp, undoubtedly, remains the world's favorite messaging app.

After releasing a slew of updates for its mobile application, WhatsApp is reportedly working on new updates for its WhatsApp Web service.

Almost every person who owns a smartphone uses WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned instant messaging app, which has now evolved into a multi-purpose platform.