On the evening of January 27, WeChat officially launched its Windows client, which includes basic functions such as web-based chatting and file transfer. The Windows version of WeChat client has three major features: 1. Log in with one click. After the user scans the QR code to log in, the next time he logs in, he only needs to open the client on the computer and click the "Login" button. The mobile phone will prompt one-click confirmation without scanning the QR code or entering the account number and password. 2. Connect directly via data cable to back up chat history. The most practical function of WeChat for Windows is that it can connect the phone to the computer through a data cable and synchronize the chat history. Currently, users of WeChat 6.0 for Android and above can first experience this convenient method. 3. It is more convenient to transfer files. Similar to the Mac version of WeChat, users can chat, take screenshots, and transfer files in a window independent of the browser. You can directly drag and drop or click to browse to send files to WeChat friends and WeChat groups. This article comes from: Tencent Technology |
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