see on your Facebook Messenger a platform that can create new experiences and new form of interaction with users. For this reason separated this service from your social network and has tried at all costs to move beyond users.
Many do not want to have another application and resort to a little trick to keep these unified platforms. But Facebook is now preparing to end support for Messenger in the browser, at least for Android users.
Since the decision was made to separate the Messenger Facebook users have shown their displeasure. For most, this was a wrong decision of Facebook and preferred to have, in a unified way, all under a single application and platform.
Many users found in the browser and the mobile version of Facebook the simplest form to get around this tax and to continue to have all the same place, avoiding to have more installed applications and consume resources.
But Facebook seems to be about to end this “failure” of your website, and started to show Android users a message indicating that soon the Messenger will be the only way to access to your instant messages.
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