WhatsApp has finally rolled out what most of you may have been waiting for a long time – the ability to use WhatsApp on your desktop. Wondering how to bring the app to your computer? Not anymore. Our step-by-step tutorial here will guide you through the process of bringing WhatsApp to your Web browser.
(This new service is available to Android, BlackBerry 10, Windows Phone, BlackBerry and Nokia S60 users. Apple users have no reason to rejoice here as the new service will not be available to them “due to Apple platform limitations”.)
Before you start the process, make sure you have the latest version of WhatsApp installed on your phone.
1. Open https://web.whatsapp.com/ in Google Chrome as the new service currently works only in the Chrome browser.
2. In Chrome, you will see a QR code that you need to scan with your phone to log in.
3. To scan the code, go to WhatsApp and look for WhatsApp Web. Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry and Nokia S60 users can find “WhatsApp Web” in Menu of WhatsApp, while BlackBerry 10 users need to swipe down from top of the app screen to go to “WhatsApp Web”. Tap on it and scan the QR code opened on your computer.
4. WhatsApp connects to your phone to sync messages. WhatsApp for Web is simply an extension of your phone. The Web browser mirrors conversations and messages from your mobile device – this means all of your messages still live on your phone.
5. You can now start a new chat right from your computer. Your phone needs to stay connected to the Internet for WhatsApp to work on your desktop.
WhatsApp for Web also allows users to turn on desktop notifications right from their browser so that even when your browser is minimized you get alerts for any new messages. One possible downside with WhatsApp for Web is that it allows only one Web session at a time.


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