With WhatsApp we miss a desktop version That it works perfectly and that it detaches itself from that for a web browser that, although it offers an experience similar to that of mobile, limits in many respects that of this messaging app that is so popular on the planet.
Certain leaked WhatsApp documents seem to show that this online messaging service could be working on native apps both for Windows and Mac. It is not that it is something exclusive, but really a necessity and so that it at least catches up with an app that is pushing hard to become the one that can look at it face to face: Telegram.
The documents come from WABetaInfo, a Twitter account, which usually shares information about the new arrivals and launch of this messaging app so well known to all. The shared screenshots, coming from an unconfirmed source, seem to show what they would be download buttons that would be included in the Windows and Mac versions of WhatsApp.
Although the images should be confirmed, it is a no-brainer that WhatsApp would have to be working on a desktop client for its popular online messaging platform. It is not to try to be on par with Telegram, but to offer a better service to the millions of users who use WhatsApp Web from their computers when they could have a client installed on their Windows and Mac.
Hopefully soon we will know from an official source this arrival as a WhatsApp desktop client and so we can have it installed like many of us use Telegram to be fully synced from different devices without major problems. At the end of the day, this is what we also use this desktop client for, since from the computer we can directly transfer a file to a window without major problems.