Users of WhatsApp will soon have the option pick desktop chats
Users of WhatsApp will soon have the option pick desktop chats
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USA: On desktops, WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will aid in chat list organisation. People will be able to select multiple chats to mute or mark as read/unread with the help of this add-on. A later release of the Desktop beta will include the feature. However, WABetaInfo has provided us with a preview.

WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, is working to enhance its native Windows and macOS apps by rolling out new features.

The messaging service hopes to enhance users' chat management experiences with its newest feature. The web/desktop client has always found it difficult to choose chats. Fortunately, the new feature will make things simpler by enabling direct chat selection from chat lists.

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When the feature is made available, users will need to take these actions in order to use it.You must select a chat by clicking the drop-down arrow in the top-right corner of the chat list.

Click "Select Chats" from the list of options that will appear. You'll be able to mute specific conversations by choosing them. You can additionally mark them as read or unread.

Multiple chat selection is still being worked on for desktops. It is anticipated that it will be implemented in an upcoming app update. However, some beta testers can access it by downloading the most recent firmware.

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Additionally, WhatsApp is working on a brand-new feature that will let users report status updates straight from the status section of the Windows app. Any suspicious status updates that appear to be against the platform's terms of service can be reported by users.

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The feature is currently being developed. It will soon be accessible through WhatsApp's beta desktop app.

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