Many of us would have tried a many of times to search over
the web the possible ways to use WhatsApp on our desktop, but got no other way
than to use a third party software like Bluestacks or some other to run WhatsApp
on our desktop.
But now it seems that you would no longer require a third
party software to run WhatsApp on your desktop in future as it looks like WhatsApp
might be bringing its messaging service to the web.
The rumors aired up shortly after Pavel Durov, the co-founder of rival messaging app Telegram, told TechCrunch that he thought WhatsApp was working on a web version “since they tried to hire our web dev.”
The rumors aired up shortly after Pavel Durov, the co-founder of rival messaging app Telegram, told TechCrunch that he thought WhatsApp was working on a web version “since they tried to hire our web dev.”
Even though WhatsApp is yet to make any official
announcement on the web version of its popular messaging app which currently
supports only mobile platforms, a recent discovery by the team at
AndroidWorld.nl appears to back up Durov’s suspicions.
In a recent WhatsApp update, there is a mention of “WhatsApp
web” hidden inside its code. In addition to this explicit mention of “WhatsApp
Web” in the code, it also mentions logging in to a web service as well as
references to tracking statuses online.
WhatsApp Code with mentioned "WhatsApp web" |
With over 600 million of users, WhatsApp is the largest
messaging service and the only messaging service that still does not offer a
web version of its services; but if we look at the rival apps like Line, Viber,
Telegram and WeChat, all allow their user to message either on their phone or
via the web. But we still can’t say that it is a definite proof of a WhatsApp
web version to come, but it certainly looks like the WhatsApp team is at least
exploring some sort of web functionality.
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