Previously, we had discussed how to fix the Facebook Messenger app if its voice and video call functionality stopped working. Similarly, today we’ll see what troubleshooting steps one should take when ...

TL;DR: Meta is discontinuing the Messenger desktop apps for Windows and macOS, removing them from the Microsoft Store and App Store. Users will need to switch to the web or mobile versions for ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More During Microsoft’s Surface event back in October 2015, the company also ...

Meta has announced that the Messenger desktop app will soon be phased out. This means that after the app is officially deprecated, you will no longer be able to log into the app. Instead, you will be ...

If you can’t send messages or images to your friends on Facebook Messenger on Windows PC, this post will interest you. Several Facebook users have complained that they are unable to send messages on ...

The standalone app of Facebook Messenger for Windows and Mac will be discontinued later this year. Meta has confirmed this. The service of the Facebook Messenger app will be discontinued starting ...

Facebook has announced that its Facebook Messenger service for Windows desktop PCs and Firefox will be discontinued next week. The standalone messenger client will cease working on March 3, and the ...

Facebook Messenger Beta has a new option that helps stop double notifications. The feature allows you to disable the new-message chime in a browser when you also have Facebook Messenger Beta open. The ...

Windows 11’s widget system has mostly consisted of Microsoft-made apps, but now a major developer is working on using the feature. Windows 11’s widget system has mostly consisted of Microsoft-made ...

Meta is scrambling to find a “solution” to its Messenger app being unintentionally included in the teen social media ban, in spite of the government’s promise it would be exempt. A seemingly ...

Windows Movie Maker and MSN Messenger were two of Microsoft's most iconic Windows programs. The former was a casual video editing app, while the latter was an instant messaging (IM) chat service.