WhatsApp Web Gets Three New Features: From Sticker Suggestions To Photo Edits
WhatsApp web now has three new features including more photo editing capabilities, preview links, and sticker suggestions
Do you prefer using WhatsApp on your desktop instead of your smartphone? We bring you great news. WhatsApp web is getting three new features! The instant messaging platform owned by Facebook (now under the aegis of Meta) is slowly but surely offering more functionality to web users of WhatsApp.
The three new WhatsApp web features include the ability to edit photos, preview links, and sticker suggestions. Announced by WhatsApp via Twitter, the company claims that these changes on its web client are being rolled out to change the way users interact with each other on the platform.
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¡ª WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) November 1, 2021
With the new photo editing features, users will be able to add stickers/text to their images while cropping and rotating the pics as per their whims - on all screen sizes.
? Desktop photo editor. Now you can add stickers and text or crop and rotate your photos from any WhatsApp screen, big or small. pic.twitter.com/dfGwODgfnt
¡ª WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) November 1, 2021
Besides adding more image-editing functionality, WhatsApp web now has inbuilt sticker suggestions (akin to how emoji suggestions). If your preferred language of WhatsApp communication is stickers, you'll appreciate the feature. "It¡¯s just like emoji suggestions but better," WhatsApp announced.
? Sticker suggestions. Find the perfect sticker as you type, it¡¯s just like emoji suggestions but better. pic.twitter.com/010q1QTiMc
¡ª WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) November 1, 2021
Do you dread sending links that don't generate previews? Worry not, WhatsApp is extending link previews to its web clients. "Now you¡¯ll know what you¡¯re clicking into. Share news, videos, or that fun Tweet, sneak peek included," WhatsApp said on Twitter.
? Preview links. Now you¡¯ll know what you¡¯re clicking into. Share news, videos, or that fun Tweet, sneak peek included. pic.twitter.com/z1bLeJ2SXK
¡ª WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) November 1, 2021
This is part of WhatsApp's improvement programme. The company said on Twitter that it has made a series of of changes over the last few months to accomodate "feature requests" and to provide the "best experience" even as privacy and safety concerns around Facebook products continue to mount.
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