Snapchat has arrived on the Microsoft Store as a Progressive Web App. The instant messaging platform will now be available on windows.
According to a Windows Central report, the Progressive Web App (PWA) would run through Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 and 11 personal computers and is powered by Microsoft’s Chromium-based Microsoft Edge. The app, 1.4 MB in size, is built on the web version of Snapchat that was launched a few months ago. According to reports, Windows will treat the PWA as a native app that can be pinned to the start menu to receive notification alerts.
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Users can download the Snapchat PWA from the Microsoft Store for free. The messaging platform recently launched the in-app Family Center and parental controls. The company also partnered with Amazon to provide an AR-based shopping experience.
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