During Microsoft’s Surface event back in October 2015, the company also announced that Facebook is building universal Windows 10 apps for Facebook, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger. Today, screenshots and a video of the third app have leaked courtesy of WindowsBlogItalia.
One of the reasons why I prefer Facebook Messenger over WhatsApp is the desktop experience. I like being able to continue a conversation using a physical keyboard when I’m at home. Whether I, or anyone else, will choose to use an app instead of just using Facebook’s website, however, remains to be seen.
