As promised earlier today, the Windows 10 PC version of Facebook Messenger is now live for everyone in the Windows Store, following a closed beta test.
The launch follows the official release of Facebook for Windows 10 PCs and Instagram for Windows 10 Mobile.. Here is how Facebook describes the new Messenger app:
Along with many of your favorite Messenger features – like stickers, group conversations and GIFs – Messenger for Windows has native desktop notifications that make your experience richer and more complete. You also can see when you have messages waiting for you with a Live Tile.
Download Facebook Messenger for Windows 10 PC in the Windows Store
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