Calls are now supported for WhatsApp Web users.
You can now make and receive calls — including audio, video, one-on-one, and group calls — on your browser without downloading the WhatsApp app. This is launching alongside waiting room and noise suppression features, and the ability to transfer between devices during calls without hanging up. [Image: WhatsApp says web calling is available with “no time limits and at no cost” — take that, Zoom.
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