There is still no way to install a native Linux application for whatsapp, so I always use whatsapp's webapp with my daily browser (chromium based brave-browser). Everything works [mostly] fine, except when I need to click on a whatsapp link in a web site, that is supposed to open a conversation with a certain new cell phone number. On my Android phone Start WhatsApp Click the 3 dots - select WhatsApp Web The bar code scanner popup Point the scanner over WhatsApp bar code After a while the WhatsApp screen of my Android phone popup on computer. How can I install Whatsapp web app on Ubuntu? I found a similar question How to install WhatsApp?, but here I am asking for the WhatsApp desktop webapp so that I can directly access the application I like to know is there any WhatsApp application for desktop or browser extension with video call ability in Ubuntu, i have tried this app and web base of WhatsApp that don't have call futures: Thanks. I don't use any Whatsapp client on Ubuntu, but from my computer I use Whatsapp web: It's an official Whatsapp web site meaning as trustable as Whatsapp phone app. There are plenty of Firefox extensions that work with it. There is also whatsdesk, an unofficial client for Ubuntu. There is an unofficial WhatsApp client for Linux in the Ubuntu Software app: whatsdesk. WhatsDesk is a unofficial client of whatsapp this project only insert a web whatsapp in a electron app and add desktop notification It is available as snap package from the store (see above) and.deb package for download. With Chrome installed go to the WhatsApp webpage, login with your phone and QR. In that tab, just go to Chrome's option menu on the right corner (the three vertical dots), then click on Cast, save, and share and click on install WhatsApp web. Now there is no need to the create shortcut and set the way to open it as a window. WhatsApp Messenger is a freeware and cross-platform messaging and Voice over IP (VoIP) service owned by Facebook. This tag can be used for questions specifically for accessing Whatsapp Web or app (via emulator) on Ubuntu. If you're looking for a native Linux desktop client instead of keeping WhatsApp open in a browser tab, you can also try whatRust. It is an open-source WhatsApp Web desktop client built with Rust and Tauri, so it uses your system's native webview instead of bundling Chromium like Electron apps. WhatsApp supports screen sharing on its Android app, its iOS app, and its Windows app. It does not seem to support screen sharing on the web app found at . Is there a way t.