Facebook has replaced the Inbox on the web version of Messenger

Facebook has replaced the Inbox on the web version of Messenger

Facebook has integrated the web version of Messenger in the desktop version of the social network. Now in place of the Inbox the icon of the Messenger.

Facebook has integrated the web version of Messenger in the desktop version of the social network. Now in place of the Inbox the icon of the Messenger.

Innovation noticed by the users in the US and Europe, which speaks about the launch and not testing. In a press-service of the company has not yet commented on this information.

By clicking to the Messenger icon in Facebook.com the revised section opens with incoming messages:

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By clicking to the "See all in the app," the user navigates to the interface Messenger.com:

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18 January, the head of Messenger David Marcus announced plans for service in 2017. Among them is the increase of automation through active use of artificial intelligence, the introduction of new client service, improved search functionality, and other tasks.

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