Category: WEB

WhatsApp is developing new text formatting tools to enhance user experience and messaging capabilities. These new text formatting tools include syntax for blocking code snippets, quoting specific text, and creating text lists. These additions are expected to be released in a future update of the app.

After announcing a screen lock feature in development for WhatsApp Desktop beta last year, we can finally announce that it's now available to a limited group of users that joined the beta program of WhatsApp Web beta.

WhatsApp has officially deprecated its Electron-based Desktop application on Windows, prompting users to switch to the newly introduced native app for uninterrupted access. The move aims to provide a more optimized, stable, and feature-rich messaging experience on desktop devices, although some users have expressed dissatisfaction with the quick transition and the temporary lack of business tools in the native app.

After announcing the first feature available to some beta testers that joined the WhatsApp Web beta program, the ability to edit messages, WhatsApp is now rolling out a new chat share sheet along with a redesigned emoji panel for the web client!

WhatsApp is rolling out an update for WhatsApp Web beta, bringing the version up to 2.2319.9. What's new in this update? WhatsApp is releasing a feature that allows users to edit messages, and it is available to some beta testers!

WhatsApp is releasing an option to sign up for the WhatsApp Web beta program, allowing users to receive new features reserved for beta testers when the WhatsApp Desktop app will officially be deprecated. This option is available to some people and it is coming to even more users over the coming days.