In 2020, WhatsApp began to roll out dark mode for its web version. According to reports, the instant messaging service is getting ready to launch a new color scheme and a revised sidebar for the dark theme. It is anticipated that WhatsApp Web users will benefit from the redesigned interface in low light. It is anticipated to lessen eye strain. However, beta testers are not currently able to use the new interface, and WhatsApp has not yet formally confirmed that it is being developed.
WhatsApp is testing a new background color for the dark layout of its Web version in addition to a redesigned sidebar, according to a report from WABetaInfo. It is anticipated that the updated colors and redesigned design may lessen eye strain in dimly lit areas.
Although it isn’t currently accessible for testers, a later version of the WhatsApp Web is anticipated to have the new UI. A sneak peek at the suspected color palette for the gloomy theme has been offered by the magazine, though. The background, message boxes, and top bar all display the updated color scheme.
Recently, Meta has added a number of new capabilities to its instant messaging service. The social media platform debuted Pinned Messages earlier this month, enabling users to select a particular message from any ongoing group or one-on-one chat and pin it to the top of the conversation for a maximum of 30 days. Additionally, WhatsApp added the ability to view voice
messages once. With this feature, users can record a voice message that will be deleted after the receiver hears it.
Users of WhatsApp may soon be able to share status updates from paired “companion” devices or the Web version. Additionally, a new feature that will enable users to share HD photos and movies in their status updates is apparently in the works.
