The widgets allow users to create shortcuts for the conversations they want - perhaps for people they frequently talk to - so they can fire up chats from their screen in one tap. In addition, Snap has launched lock screen widgets for the iPhone now that iOS 16 has come out. The spokesperson also told us that Snap could bring more of its core features to the web interface if there's enough demand for them. Giving users access to the feature on the web could lead to longer video calls. A company spokesperson previously told us that video calling has become more popular among its users recently. The web interface is pretty basic, but it can also be used to send photos and to make audio and video calls. It could be the better choice for users who have a lot of typing to do and messages to send, since they'll be looking at a bigger screen and have access to a real keyboard.

Now, Snapchat for Web is finally available for all the messaging app's users worldwide.

Snapchat's messaging and video chat features first made their way to browsers back in July, but only in select markets and for Snapchat+ subscribers.

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