Sadly, OLED displays can’t take complete advantage of this feature as it’s not entirely pitch black. This is easy on the eyes and uses less battery on mobile phones. There’s also a dark mode that swaps the white and blue theme for a dark grey and black overlay. For people you’d rather ignore, the mute function is spot-on. There’s also an option to set custom notifications for each contact, fantastic for separating work and social ringtones. With Messenger, you can alter the background and chat bubble colors.
You can modify the interface to your liking. When you hit send, it delivers messages almost instantly.
There’s little delay when you chat with your friends. This app also tracks the times that you send messages and when your contact reads them. Once you boot it up, you search for who you’d like to chat with and send off a message. Installing it and getting started is a breeze. This is consistent whether you’re at home or on the go. It automatically syncs all of your Facebook messages across multiple devices. This app stands out because of its ease-of-use. You can head over to the app store or just download the Messenger APK and follow the on-screen instructions. There are many ways to download and install this app. You can hold audio and video calls, share links and documents, and form group chats to more easily manage your contacts. (The Windows version was shut down in 2014.) Of course if you wanted to use the application outside the social network's website, you could use third-party clients such as Adium or Messenger for Desktop, but not everybody likes such a solution.Aside from basic chatting, there are also other ways to interact with friends and family. To be perfectly honest, I've never quite understood why Facebook didn't have a Mac build for its Messenger app, as working versions for Windows, Android and iOS have been around for quite a long while. However, even if the image is real, we still have no clue about how quickly (if ever) the application will actually become available to the general public. According to the unnamed source, this screenshot shows someone from the Facebook staff using the Messenger for Mac app on the company's internal portal. The main window has two columns, the first being a list of your recent conversation and the second the chat itself, while at the bottom there appears to be a navigation bar somewhat similar to the one from Messenger for iOS. Despite the fact that the image has a low quality (sorry for that guys, but it's the only one that you can find on the Internet), you can still notice that the Messenger app for Mac looks a little bit like Apple's Messages application.
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