Snapchat for Web was announced by the company on Monday, as a web version of the messaging service. Like the browser-based web interface offered by rival messaging services, users can access the service by visiting and logging in to the company’s website using Chrome. Snapchat for Web includes messaging features like Chat React and Chat Reply, along with Lenses that will be rolling out to users soon, according to the company. However, it will be available to Snapchat+ subscribers in the US and UK, while Snapchat users in Australia and New Zealand will also be able to access the feature.
Snap now made it possible for users to access the desktop social media app using Snapchat for the web. However, in the first round, Snapchat for Web will be rolling out to paid subscribers in the US, UK, and Canada. Meanwhile, all Snapchat Users across Australia and New Zealand can take advantage of Snapchat for Web. The service will soon be extended to the global community for wider reach.
As proposed by the company, Snapchat for Web would allow users to connect with their friends through chats and calls using their desktop computers. Snapchat, with over 100 million users, has added a bunch of features in its latest Snapchat for Web service, including Chat React and Chat Reply, along with Lenses, expected soon. debut.
To use Snapchat for Web on your desktop, go to official website use Google Chrome. Log in to the app with your username and password. Users will be able to initiate calls or resume muted chats on mobile devices. However, it seems that this service is not currently implemented on Apple’s Safari browser.
Introducing the desktop version of Snapchat is the company’s latest development, launched paid subscription service last month. A Snapchat+ subscription costs $3.99 (almost Rs 315) a month for users in the US and some other markets. The paid service is currently available in Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
