7 Tips for WhatsApp Web Users
1. Learn WhatsApp Keyboard Shortcuts
It's a good idea to learn some keyboard shortcuts to take advantage of all the benefits of using WhatsApp on your computer. These shortcuts are also a great way to make certain things happen faster.
Ctrl + N: New Chat
Ctrl + Shift + ←: Next Chat
Ctrl + Shift + Ü: Previous Chat
Ctrl + E: Chat Archive
Ctrl + Shift + M: Mute Chat
Ctrl + Backspace: Delete Chat
Ctrl + Shift + U: Mark as Read
Ctrl + Shift + N: Create New Group
Ctrl + P: Show My Profile
2. Write and Send Emoji with Keyboard
Instant messaging is not without emoji. However, using WhatsApp Web makes it difficult to navigate between the keyboard and the mouse. If you want to select emojis from the keyboard, there is also a quick way to do this. In the message writing area: you can see the emoticons that match each letter you add next to it. For emoji lists you can use often: try lol,: love,: th,: thu. Or you can look at the shortcuts below.
3. Transform Emoticons into Emoji Automatically or Do Not Transform
The above emoji shortcuts can be annoying for some users, so you may need to make a correction to use them as they are. The only thing you need is WhatsApp Emoticon Preserver plugin.
- First install Tampermonkey
- Go to WhatsApp Emoticon Preserver and click the Install button.
- Refresh the WhatsApp Web tab on your browser.
4. Use Multiple WhatsApp Accounts on the Same Computer
If you have multiple lines and separate MySAPP accounts linked to them, you may want to use multiple WhatsApp accounts on the same computer. Under normal circumstances this feature is not in use, but you can easily solve this problem with simple methods.
Solution 1: The best way is to use a hidden browser or a different browser. This means that you can switch from a hidden WhatsApp account to another account in Chrome, as well as open your Mozilla Firefox browser from where you can connect to your other account.
Solution 2: Another alternative is to login to your WhatsApp account by going to dyn.web.whatsapp.com. This address is completely secure because it is the proxy address of the WhatsApp Web application. If we do not include accounts from time to time, we can say that this is a useful solution.
5. Read Messages without Blue Tick
Sometimes we may need to read the messages from the other party without noticing them. You can turn blue tick off for this. However, a better method is also available in the WhatsApp Web application. If you want to read messages without reading the information while talking with someone:
- Open the chat screen.
- Open a Notepad file or any application and resize and place the windows side by side.
- Click on the notepad or other application that you opened and keep the cursor there. You'll see messages from WhatsApp, but the WhatsApp app will look like the backplane because the computer thinks you're working in a different window.
6. See Message Previews
If you want to see previews when you receive a new message, but you want to see message notifications while in WhatsApp Web backend, there are a few settings that you need to change. Once you've followed the steps for WhatsApp Web> Notifications, you can take advantage of all of these features by selecting the Show Sounds, Desktop Alerts, and Show Previews options.
7. Increase Volume or Change Audio Playback Speed
The WhatsApp web application does not allow you to make voice calls unlike the phone application. But you can send voice messages. However, you can use the Zapp plug-in, which allows you to change both of these two factors if the incoming voice messages sound too loud and too fast. With the Zapp plug-in, you can increase playback speed by up to 2 times and sound by 100 percent.
