Meta has quietly announced that WhatsApp is ditching UWP (WinUI) for a Chromium-based container on Windows 11.

WhatsApp has updated its Windows app. The new version is web-based. It uses Microsoft Edge WebView2. Users must re-link their ...

Today we’re starting to roll out a new security feature for WhatsApp Web and Desktop: face and fingerprint unlock when linking devices. WhatsApp does not see your face or fingerprint data.

WhatsApp is replacing its native Windows app with a web wrapper, leading to higher RAM use, design mismatches, and changes to ...

WhatsApp has reportedly replaced its native Windows app with a web-based version in the latest beta update. This means users ...

In an effort to enhance privacy and security, WhatsApp has introduced a new screen lock feature for its web version beta. This feature allows users to set a password for accessing WhatsApp Web.

Meta is rolling out a major change to WhatsApp for Windows in favor of simplified development. The native UWP WhatsApp app ...

The WhatsApp Desktop app has a few extra features that WhatsApp Web doesn’t – most notably voice calls. Not all small businesses offer customer service calls via WhatsApp, instead focusing on typed ...

Meta is planning to drop its native WhatsApp Windows app in favor of a web wrapper version instead, just months after ...

Meta-owned WhatsApp is pushing the multi-device login feature out of the beta phase and making it available to millions of users across the globe. Although it has not been announced officially ...

Removing the feature from WhatsApp's Web and Desktop versions seemed rushed and uncalled for (at least per the sentiments shared by aggrieved users). Luckily, Meta has seemingly had a change of ...