Android messages has now released their web version. I've been using Textra premium for a couple years now and prefer its interface (and access to gif, uploads, emojis, etc), but now I'm torn. Do I go back to messenger because it's way easier to type on the computer, or do I stick with Textra? I might be swapping back and forth between the two apps - messenger at home and textra while away - but I can see that I'll quickly tire of the back-and-forth.
Chris Hinds
Android messages has now released their web version. I've been using Textra premium for a couple years now and prefer its interface (and access to gif, uploads, emojis, etc), but now I'm torn. Do I go back to messenger because it's way easier to type on the computer, or do I stick with Textra? I might be swapping back and forth between the two apps - messenger at home and textra while away - but I can see that I'll quickly tire of the back-and-forth.