Snap fans are going to fall in love with this next piece of news.
Snapchat for the web is out for different users worldwide. And while it may have been a long time coming, considering the high anticipation involved, it’s time for the app’s fans to celebrate.
The app’s features related to video chats and standard messaging were made available to different browsers in July of this year. But the launch was restricted to a selected few, such as a limited part of the market or those with a paid subscription.
But things are changing for the better, and the feature is up for grabs to those avid users that adore typing or have a bucketload of texts to send out. After all, there’s a much bigger screen involved, not to mention complete access to a whole keyboard too.
While the company says the interface for the web is straight and to the point, you may also utilize it to send images. Did we mention the feasibility of making both video and audio calls?
One of the app’s spokespersons mentioned that many people had loved the video call functionality in recent times. And that fact that it’s being available on the web, too, will be loved more. Just think about video calls of longer duration.
Meanwhile, the spokesperson added that several other core features may arise on the web too. It all depends on how things go and what demands come forward from users.
But that’s not the only happening launch on the app. Snap has recently released its series of widgets for lock screens. This is solely restricted to the iPhone for now. This is right after the company unveiled its iOS 16 for users.
With this new launch, you can create shortcuts for chats you’d like or for those conversations made with those you adore more. Using a single tap firing up your conversations has never been easier than now.
Since we’re still on the subject of shortcuts, we’d also like to inform you that the app will soon entail some more shortcuts located at the topmost part of the chat page.
This is designed to add further convenience so you can now get to your unread Snaps, conversations, or your replies instantly. You’ll be given reminders for other special occasions like birthdays or chats you are yet to open.
Lastly, the app has introduced the Question Sticker feature. You can put them on stories or any choice of Snaps.
In terms of the rollout of these new features, they’ll be coming your way soon.
Read next: TikTok Takes Inspiration From BeReal And Launches Experimental ‘Now’ Feature
Snapchat for the web is out for different users worldwide. And while it may have been a long time coming, considering the high anticipation involved, it’s time for the app’s fans to celebrate.
The app’s features related to video chats and standard messaging were made available to different browsers in July of this year. But the launch was restricted to a selected few, such as a limited part of the market or those with a paid subscription.
But things are changing for the better, and the feature is up for grabs to those avid users that adore typing or have a bucketload of texts to send out. After all, there’s a much bigger screen involved, not to mention complete access to a whole keyboard too.
While the company says the interface for the web is straight and to the point, you may also utilize it to send images. Did we mention the feasibility of making both video and audio calls?
One of the app’s spokespersons mentioned that many people had loved the video call functionality in recent times. And that fact that it’s being available on the web, too, will be loved more. Just think about video calls of longer duration.
Meanwhile, the spokesperson added that several other core features may arise on the web too. It all depends on how things go and what demands come forward from users.
But that’s not the only happening launch on the app. Snap has recently released its series of widgets for lock screens. This is solely restricted to the iPhone for now. This is right after the company unveiled its iOS 16 for users.
With this new launch, you can create shortcuts for chats you’d like or for those conversations made with those you adore more. Using a single tap firing up your conversations has never been easier than now.
Since we’re still on the subject of shortcuts, we’d also like to inform you that the app will soon entail some more shortcuts located at the topmost part of the chat page.
This is designed to add further convenience so you can now get to your unread Snaps, conversations, or your replies instantly. You’ll be given reminders for other special occasions like birthdays or chats you are yet to open.
Lastly, the app has introduced the Question Sticker feature. You can put them on stories or any choice of Snaps.
In terms of the rollout of these new features, they’ll be coming your way soon.
Read next: TikTok Takes Inspiration From BeReal And Launches Experimental ‘Now’ Feature
