Whatsapp Green Colour

WhatsApp's updates, no matter how minor, often attract significant attention due to its widespread usage.

WhatsApp is getting a new interface on the latest Android beta version. WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.21.12 ditches the app's iconic green-coloured top bar in favour of a white top bar, in the main chat list and inside individual chats. Meanwhile 'outline' icons for various buttons in the app are replacing their solid predecessors on the latest be...

WhatsApp's latest beta update on Android contains clues to a new redesigned version of the chat app for Android, days after similar changes were spotted on WhatsApp for iOS. Here's how the new colours on WhatsApp might look like along with updated icons and buttons in a future version of the app.

WhatsApp is working on a couple of features according to features tracker WABetaInfo. This includes message reactions, whose screenshot reveals important information about the upcoming feature. After rolling out chat bubbles UI redesign for Android users, it is now under development for iOS users as well.

WhatsApp for Android is currently testing a new colour scheme that is brighter over the existing one and is visible on both dark and light themes. The change is a part of a new WhatsApp for Android beta version.

WhatsApp has reportedly restored green colour in notifications for its Android beta app. WhatsApp started testing a dark blue colour for its notifications with the 2.21.12.12 beta update but it looks like that didn’t sit well with the audience.

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will allow users to change colours inside the app. Check out all the details.

With the WhatsApp v2.20.80.22 beta for iPhone, a few more users are able to see contacts shortcuts in the iOS share sheet, after sending a message in a chat. The tracker says that it should work for users on iOS 13.6 beta. It also brings improved support for Voice Over, in particular when you archive and unarchive a chat.

WhatsApp's updates, no matter how minor, often attract significant attention due to its widespread usage.

WhatsApp is getting a new interface on the latest Android beta version. WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.21.12 ditches the app's iconic green-coloured top bar in favour of a white top bar, in the main chat list and inside individual chats. Meanwhile 'outline' icons for various buttons in the app are replacing their solid predecessors on the latest be...

WhatsApp's latest beta update on Android contains clues to a new redesigned version of the chat app for Android, days after similar changes were spotted on WhatsApp for iOS. Here's how the new colours on WhatsApp might look like along with updated icons and buttons in a future version of the app.

WhatsApp is working on a couple of features according to features tracker WABetaInfo. This includes message reactions, whose screenshot reveals important information about the upcoming feature. After rolling out chat bubbles UI redesign for Android users, it is now under development for iOS users as well.

WhatsApp for Android is currently testing a new colour scheme that is brighter over the existing one and is visible on both dark and light themes. The change is a part of a new WhatsApp for Android beta version.

WhatsApp has reportedly restored green colour in notifications for its Android beta app. WhatsApp started testing a dark blue colour for its notifications with the 2.21.12.12 beta update but it looks like that didn’t sit well with the audience.

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will allow users to change colours inside the app. Check out all the details.

With the WhatsApp v2.20.80.22 beta for iPhone, a few more users are able to see contacts shortcuts in the iOS share sheet, after sending a message in a chat. The tracker says that it should work for users on iOS 13.6 beta. It also brings improved support for Voice Over, in particular when you archive and unarchive a chat.