New Delhi: WhatsApp, the instant messaging platform, is reportedly introducing a significant update for Windows users. Meta is replacing the native WhatsApp app on Windows with a web-based version. It ...

Meta is rolling out a major change to WhatsApp for Windows in favor of simplified development. The native UWP WhatsApp app built specifically for Windows 11 is being replaced with a version that’s ...

As per the report, Meta is leveraging Microsoft’s Edge WebView2 technology in the latest WhatsApp beta for Windows. The new version wraps WhatsApp Web into a desktop-like experience. This change could ...

WhatsApp has discontinued its app for 1.4 billion users: See if you’re affected and what to do next Meta has replaced WhatsApp’s native Windows 11 app with a Chromium-based beta web wrapper ...

WhatsApp for Windows is no longer a native UWP app. A WhatsApp Web-based client has replaced the optimised native version that offered better performance and native support for notifications on ...

Meta has quietly announced that WhatsApp for Windows 11 is moving away from its native UWP (Universal Windows Platform) app back to a Chromium-based web wrapper. This change returns the messaging app ...

Meta is phasing out the WhatsApp native Windows app for a web version, despite the performance concerns over high RAM usage.

The WhatsApp App or Windows gets a new beta update where the brand has switched the framework from native Windows to Web version.

Editor's take: Meta is preparing to deliver a worse WhatsApp experience on Windows 11 by discontinuing investment in its native desktop app. While there's no official confirmation of this move yet ...

Meta is updating its WhatsApp for Windows app. It’s changing into a basic web app, instead of a native Windows version.

Meta has quietly announced that WhatsApp is ditching UWP (WinUI) for a Chromium-based container on Windows 11.

WhatsApp is about to ditch its native Windows app in favor of a new web app, which is now available in beta with a couple of new features.