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WhatsApp Web Adds Call Support; CEO Kunal Shah Sends a Message to Chrome Users

WhatsApp has made a change to the way people make calls. People can now. Get voice and video calls right from their web browser. The boss of WhatsApp, Kunal Shah shared the news on X. He made a joke about Chrome users who often have tabs open while they work. “WhatsApp calls now work in your browser. Your 47 open Chrome tabs finally have a company that’s actually useful,” Shah wrote on X, sharing a screenshot of himself on a WhatsApp call with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Alongside web-based calling support, WhatsApp has introduced a new call transfer feature that allows users to move an ongoing group call from one device to another without disconnecting. This latest update aims to offer greater flexibility for WhatsApp calls across phones, desktop computers, and browsers.

So, you want to make a WhatsApp call from your computer. Before you had to use the program on your computer to do this. Now WhatsApp says you can make and get audio and video calls on WhatsApp Web. You can even have group calls. Talk to one person at a time. The good thing is you do not need to get the special program on your computer to do this. This is helpful for people who use computers that are shared with others. It is also good for people who have work laptops that do not let them add programs. Some people like using the internet to make WhatsApp calls and now they can do that. WhatsApp calls are now easier to make on your computer.

WhatsApp web adds browser-based calling

With this update WhatsApp Web now allows voice and video calls. These calls have the end-to-end encryption that is available in the mobile app and the desktop app. The company says that users will also be able to use features. These features include screen sharing, emoji reactions, a special calls tab, full call history and favourite contacts. All of these options are available directly, from the browser. WhatsApp added that browser-based calls have no time limits or additional costs and maintain the same privacy measures as calls made from other compatible devices.

WhatsApp introduces call transfer between devices

WhatsApp has a feature for making calls. This feature lets you move a group call from one device to another device. You do not have to end the call to do this. For example, you can start a group call on your phone when you are out. Then when you get home you can move the call to WhatsApp on your computer. This way you can see everything on a screen. You can also move the call back to your phone if you need to. WhatsApp makes it easy to move group calls from one device to another device. You can move a call from your phone to your computer. Then back, to your phone again. This is a useful feature that WhatsApp has.

These new features are currently rolling out to all users and are expected to become available in the coming days. They further expand WhatsApp’s calling ecosystem, making it easier to connect across multiple devices without interrupting conversations.