However, since the event has been cancelled this year due to coronavirus, Facebook decided to launch the application with a simple announcement. The app was originally announced last year at the company’s F8 conference. The main aim is to optimise chatting on the app, offering users a bypass to shifting between tabs. In short, the app version of Messenger will provide the same functionality that the browser version offered, with added ease. The blog by Stan mentioned the ease of video calling on a bigger screen, how the app will make it easier for people to connect on the platform and make chatting easier. These new native apps will make the experience a lot better. Group video calls and messages on our apps have surged - Messenger use on desktop has more than doubled in the last month. So today we’re launching native Messenger apps for MacOS and Windows.
The post read,”We’re all looking for more ways to be together even while we’re physically apart. There is also a blog post from VP of messenger, Stan Chudnovsky, regarding the announcement. The announcement came from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself, in the form of a Facebook post. Messenger, which is Facebook’s other messaging app (since it acquired WhatsApp) was launched 9 years ago, and came with an app for desktop in 2011, which was later scrapped.Īfter seeing a 100% increase in desktop browser audio and video calling, Facebook decided to give the people what they wanted and launched the desktop and Mac version of its messaging app today. To tackle the influx of traffic and make it more convenient for users to operate, Facebook has announced Desktop and Mac versions of its Messenger app.
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