In addition Messenger for Windows has native desktop notifications. Starting from today Facebook, Facebook Messenger and Instagram are now available for windows 10 devices.
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If you’re unknown of the fact that Microsoft when it released the new Windows 10 previous year, also announced the Universal Development Platform(UWP) to help developers build just one app, that after some small tweaks will easily run on devices with different screen-sizes and specifications.
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Keeping up with friends is faster than ever with the new Facebook app for Windows 10, the best way to experience Facebook on Windows. Facebook has also included an in-app browser, so you can read your favorite posts right inside the application, without breaking your momentum.
Facebook has finally embraced Windows 10 – roughly 8 months after Microsoft launched the platform.
Windows 10 is coming up on its one-year anniversary, and the provision of these key apps will serve to increase public confidence in universal apps, something that will make fans of Satya Nadella’s app strategy very happy. Both apps feature support for Windows Live Tiles and include all the latest features, such as the new Reaction emojis and GIF support. It also allows you to turn on desktop notifications so you don’t miss a note and you can pin a convo to the Start Menu to receive updates on Live Tiles. Instagram for Windows 10 Mobile will be in the Windows Phone Store.
A dedicated Messenger app is on the way too, although it hasn’t appeared as we write, and an Instagram app debuts today offering features like Direct Messaging, Search and Explore, Videos and Account Switching.
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Although the beta tag no longer shows with the app, the webpage link for the app in the Windows Store still shows the beta tag. Dedicated Facebook and Messenger apps are available now for Windows 10 desktop, laptop and tablet users.
