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

Maintaining a native app for Windows (and another for macOS) is time-consuming and expensive. By shifting to a WebView2-based ...

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

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

You’ve successfully locked WhatsApp on your phone. To test it, close and relaunch WhatsApp. The app will ask you to use your ...

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

Previously, connecting to WhatsApp Web required an active mobile connection, but with the advent of multi-device mode, you can now use WhatsApp Web even when your phone is turned off or offline.

According to Windows Latest, the latest beta version of WhatsApp for PC users will abandon the native Windows UWP framework ...

On WhatsApp Web, you’ll also be working on a larger screen, which means less scrolling to begin with, and a better overview of both individual chats and your conversation list.

5. Select WhatsApp Web for Android or WhatsApp Web/Desktop for iPhone. 6. Select Link a Device 7. Use your phone’s camera to view the QR code on the WhatsApp Web page from step 2 above.

If you can't download sent files on WhatsApp Web on your PC, restart your web browser, and if that doesn't help, use these proven fixes.