WhatsApp recently launched beta updates with multi-device features for more users.
This feature allows users to connect secondary devices via WhatsApp Web to the main WhatsApp account that runs on the smartphone and sends or receives messages and calls without the need for primary devices connected to the Internet.
Now, this platform is reported to work on applications for Windows 11 and Windows 10.
According to a report by Aggiornamentilumia, the WhatsApp application for Windows operating systems is largely based on the web version of the platform and will be available for download from Microsoft.
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Further reports mention that the application can be based on Universal Windows Platform (UWP) which means that the application will be synchronized in the background and receive notifications even when not running.
As seen in the demo video, this application is quite fast when compared to the web version of the platform.
This demo also shows that the application has worked for some time and was originally planned for Windows 10 as a search box and chat bubble still use sharp angle, unlike Windows design themes 11.
It looks like WhatsApp application will also get some new features.
Video demo also shows that apart from the ability to share contacts, images, videos, and other files, users will also get the option to share images.
According to the report, drawing features allow users to sketch images and share them with other users in the application.
The concept of UWP-based application was first ridiculed by Wabetainfo almost two years ago.
Until now, the company has not officially revealed any plans about this application but the latest report shows that it will soon be launched to the public.