Based on the recommendation of a friend I have installed before a few hours the Messenger "WhatsApp" on my Android smartphone Samsung Galaxy S III. And I'm really impressed greatly. Although this messenger however has some vulnerabilities, he offers some outstanding features.
So you can directly from the Messenger out perform the following actions:
- Record and send a voice message, a video or a picture
- Choose and send a picture from the internal storage of the smartphone
- Send your own current location
- Send of informations regarding saved contacts on your smartphone
Of course this is only an illustrative list of some particularly interesting features, because WhatsApp also offers a whole lot more possibilities. Unfortunately, WhatsApp is currently only available for mobile operating systems like Android, Apple iOS, BlackBerry OS, Symbian, Windows Phone 7 and 8 etc. But I did read, that the developers are working on a version for the Windows desktop. Therefore it would be a real asset, if we sometime here might offer a portable version.
As a Windows version is only a future possibility, there's not much call to discuss this until one is available.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
Any word on this ? ..........anyone ? WhatsApp
fully portable, it is on your portable device ;-)
Otto Sykora
Basel, Switzerland
Any word on this?
Here Mr.X : [link to illegal software site removed by mod JTH]
I have just attempted at creating a whats app portable installer, however after installing the desktop app it come to light that the directory for some reason was 386mb! There is no way I can make this a portable app been that size.
Maybe the portable version on [link to illegal website removed by mod JTH. refrain from any further posting of sites that host illegally packaged software]
I don't understand why this application is so big, even that is 103MB zipped and 245MB unzipped. That's a strange application for been so big. I could make a portable app no problem, however not at this size. I don't class this as been a portable app at all!
Welcome to 2019
I will give it a go, bear with me and I will see what I can come up with in the next couple hours. Don't like the size of that app though!
I'm just compiling an installer and I will upload it as a new development protect Test 1. I have it compiled now with no errors so just testing it on a USB. Watch out in the developers forum.
There you go it's up in the Beta Channel,
https://portableapps.com/node/60173 - Test it for me please and give me some feedback.