This is how easy it is now to use your favorite emojis

With all the changes that are taking place in WhatsApp to even be able to save calendar contacts in the same application, now the most installed chat application in Europe This will completely change reactions so it is not that difficult to use some of the user’s favorite emojis.

Chat app plays with another different experience of Telegramwhich displays a long list of emojis from the same small window that opens when you want to react to a message. What WhatsApp currently does is give the option to click the + button to search the full emoji panel. This is not the desired experience, since you have to go from a small window with six emojis to the panel with the full list.

Now you want to make everything very simple and make it so that when the user clicks on a post to react, recently used emojis appear. They tend to be favorites, so the experience is completely streamlined and makes it easier to respond to any message or chat in the app.

This development appeared in the WhatsApp for Android beta version 2.24.22.16 and is again in the iOS beta version. We can see this in the screenshot provided by WaBetainfo, which precisely by scrolling through the small reactions interfacethe last used emojis now appear after the six by default.

So now the app displays these six to be followed by four othersthose recently used by the user plus the last option to add a custom one with the + button. This way you avoid wasting a lot of time opening the panel and it allows you to react very quickly.

Like the latest deployments of the application in Europe, this development appeared a day ago in the beta version of WhatsApp for iOS in version 24.21.10.80 according to WaBetaInfo, as is the case with many other developments in development through the betas. It’s unknown When Meta plans to launch the final version in Europebut as is the case with many other developments, it could happen any day; That’s what happened earlier this month with the ability to apply effects to video calls as part of another major update to the messaging app.