But in the latest app, users of the native Windows device will not have to do so many formalities.Ībout the latest update on WhatsApp desktop WhatsApp has introduced a new app for Windows users- where users will no longer need to download a WhatsApp windows app and could easily send, receive, and sync messages.Īn update stated on WhatsApp’s official website has revealed that the refreshed Windows app is out of beta and will be available to download from the Microsoft Store.Įarlier, WhatsApp users on Windows were supposed to download a separate web-based desktop app or could get access through the browsers by scanning their phone to the online QR code. It is more functional, faster and reliable now.Follow us on Image Source : FREEPIK WhatsApp Overall, the new native WhatsApp app addresses all those issues the older version had. Not only the app connects and loads faster, but it also opens up the chat quickly when clicked on a notification. With the native version, all those quirks seem to be gone for good. Also, the popup notifications used to act weird before. Things are much faster now If you’ve used the older version of the WhatsApp desktop client, then you must be aware of the loading time it used to take and refresh the chat feed with new messages. The older version used to struggle with the notifications and calls. However, the native app is much tighter with the notifications and updates. Deeper integration makes things easier The old WhatsApp desktop client wasn’t that bad regarding integration with the Windows operating system.
It has got rounded corners, an improved layout for easy access to chats, messages, calls, etc. When it comes to internal design, the new native app is more like an app we get on our smartphones. The new version, however, is based on Windows 11’s new design and it also gets along with other apps and softwares. Essentially, the regular WhatsApp for Desktop app was a little dated in terms of design. Design is one of the major differences that we noticed between the two versions of the WhatsApp desktop.
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