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According to the article, they went through a lot of trouble to make it work in web browsers. It would be odd to drop it after doing that.
by skybrian 3y ago
According to the article, they went through a lot of trouble to make it work in web browsers. It would be odd to drop it after doing that.
- viddi 3y agoAgain, my point is not that FB Messenger will stop working in the web browser altogether. My point is that FB Messenger will stop working in the web browser if you don't have the FB Messenger app installed on your smart phone as the primary device.