NS The WhatsApp It intends to redesign the platform in its web version. And the action, in addition to the new designs, will bring new tools compatible with Windows. The information was leaked through the Aggiornamenti Lumia portal.
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The new update will already be in the testing phase using Universal Windows Platform (UWP) features. The information indicates a new interface, unrecognizable at first glance to users who often use the desktop messenger.
The app contains details referring to the acrylic of Microsoft’s latest update, Win 11. Additionally, the green tones representing the app were outside the platform’s new color palette, except for the conversation bubbles.
Interface and settings changes
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With the changes, the interface has acquired a more modern design, with an appearance similar to Windows. User can leave a chat and join another with one click. Only the status access button is disabled.
Regarding the settings, the file The WhatsApp It also has general categories like Account, Conversations, Notifications, Storage, and Help. Although details regarding privacy options, account management, and preferences have been kept, the company has yet to adjust the appearance of the options.
design option
A new feature is coming. Now, in the new web version of the messenger, users can send drawings in their conversations. The icon is among the attachment options in the chat. When you click on the tool, the pen and whiteboard options appear.
However, there are still expectations to start redesigning the desktop platform for the app’s stable audience. However, the information was also confirmed by WABetaInfo, a site also specializing in The WhatsApp.
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