For anyone familiar with WhatsApp for Android, navigation and usability will need no explanation if you're unfamiliar with it-it’s easy to learn. The options are clear and well organized. You would expect the WhatsApp interface without any frills or clutter. For more in the world of technology and science, keep reading. What do you think about WhatsApp's app for MacBooks? Let us know in the comments below. For this feature to work, your phone and laptop need to be connected to the internet at all times.Īlso read: WhatsApp's 'Kept Message' Feature Will Let Users Save Disappearing Messages If you prefer to stick to WhatsApp web, you can continue to use the app's features on a browser by linking it to your phone device. In addition, the new native app built using Mac Catalyst can take advantage of Mac's hardware - even offering the same aesthetic. Screengrabs of the new WhatsApp native app show that it comes with an app sidebar and the ability to drag and drop files. Then, they'll be able to enjoy all WhatsApp features that are available on iOS.Īlso read: WhatsApp Reportedly Working On Feature To Share Images In Original Quality A report by WABetaInfo states that users who wish to use the beta version of WhatsApp for Mac can simply link the account on their Android phones or iPhones by scanning the QR code on their MacBook. Owing to the fact that this is a beta rollout, many features might not work properly for everyone yet. In addition, MacBooks with macOS11 Big Sur and Intel laptops with Mac Catalyst will also support the app. All MacBooks that are running on M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, M1 Ultra, M2, M2 Pro, and M2 Max chipsets will be able to run the WhatsApp native app. WhatsApp reportedly seems to have built the app in sync with what's available on WhatsApp for iOS. Users can download the dmg file of WhatsApp for Mac on the official website. Meta-owned WhatsApp rolled out the beta version of its native app for macOS on January 24.
But now, it finally appears that WhatsApp is taking MacBook functionality more seriously. I apologise for that pun, it was years behind - just like WhatsApp support for Apple's MacBook laptops.
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