WhatsApp does not neglect web version updates!
For many users, using WhatsApp Web is as frequent as using the app on the iPhone or Android device. For this reason, the messaging service is working on updates that make it as versatile as in the mobile version. To further this goal, the Meta-owned company is developing a feature that allows users to organize chats within the app, for different purposes.
According to information shared by WaBetaInfo, the function identified as “Select chats”it will be visible in the chat options menu to silence them or mark them all as read or unread.
The WhatsApp web will be more organized
As can be seen in the shared images, “Select Chats” will allow mute or mark conversations as read or unreadwhich makes it much easier to manage in the WhatsApp desktop app.
“Select Chats” in WhatsApp Web
At this time, the ability to select multiple chats is a feature in development and will be released in a future WhatsApp Desktop beta updatethat as usually happens at this point, there is no tentative date for this to happen.
This feature would allow you to silence or mark conversations as read or unread on WhatsApp web
After adding the option to report a status a few days ago, this interesting option is now expected, which could improve the working experience of WhatsApp users, who generally use the application in this format to solve problems. related to the workplace.
Along with this leak, we learned in recent days that WhatsApp was working on what would be one of the biggest innovations in the history of the popular messaging application, which is nothing more than the launch of its version for the iPad.
But it’s not all about compatibility and functionality, this week the Meta-owned app announced an update to avoid blocks and censorship through proxy servers.
For several years, WhatsApp has insisted on presenting constant updates in order to maintain and expand its user base of more than 2 billion users, who, in addition to offering something new, must also entertain them. of the competition, like Telegram, which just a few days into this new year has already surprised with a lot of updates.
