In addition, as you can see, there is a new Feedback button, so you can imagine that WhatsApp is interested to get feedback from you. Note that this is still a beta app, so some features (like archived chats, status updates, stickers) are missing: they will be added in the next updates. After installing the app, you need to link your WhatsApp account from “Linked Devices” using a QR Code: chats will start to be in sync and you can finally use and test the new beta app. There's also a new writing pad feature, with support for multi-device functionality and the app is still in beta so some are expected and more features will be implemented in the future. The app itself is based on the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and notifications work even if the app is closed. The application will only work on higher-end Windows 8 and above machines."The app is a beta version, but we have tested it and it’s incredibly stable because it is native and it uses less resources than WhatsApp Desktop, even if some features are still missing: it’s a very good replacement for the current WhatsApp Desktop app," the platform said. This one is annoying because WhatsApp for Windows is only compatible with the most recent operating system version. Decompression versions may have some disadvantages, however. The data will automatically synchronize with the portable device, so if you are going to keep on with the program on a computer you can just remove your phone from your hand and carry it there. Use stickers, create new chat groups, share files, block users and groups.
In addition to performing almost all the basic functions of a mobile client, the computer version will run pretty much everything.
After all, messenger is one of your favorite apps now with PC support. Your chat histories and groups will be synced automatically after your authorization is complete. There will be no shortcut without a mobile device, because you must read the QR code from a phone with already installed WhatsApp. The first thing you need to know about WhatsApp for Windows is that it only works with the mobile version. Messenger gained great popularity among the owners of various portable devices and firmly established itself in the "tops" of digital content stores, so that the release of the desktop version was just a matter of time. WhatsApp is the long-The eponymous mobile messenger, a Windows smartphone app, is in development.
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