WhatsApp stickers to get search feature: reports
on a stickers search feature for Android devices, Gadgetss260 reported. The tracker has also provided a couple of screenshots to show how the search feature will be available on the app.
WhatsApp beta tracker WABetaInfo has reported that WhatsApp is working on a stickers search feature for Android devices, Gadgetss260 reported.
The tracker has also provided a couple of screenshots to show how the search feature will be available on the app.
This is likely to be similar to the functionality that is already available to search for different emoji characters and GIFs. Moreover, the leaked screenshots show that there will be a lens at the bottom-left corner of the stickers panel that will open the search bar upon a single tap.
It is unclear that when and how the search feature will arrive. However, it is expected to require the latest WhatsApp for Android version to enable the new experience. The feature could also reach iPhone users soon after its debut on Android.
The search feature is understandably important to enhance the usage of stickers on WhatsApp. It is worth mentioning here that the instant messaging app brought stickers to its Android app last month, followed by a server-side rollout for iPhone users.
By default, there are 12 sticker packs provided by WhatsApp, though Android users also have the option to download third-party sticker packs through Google Play. Users can also access stickers directly from the WhatsApp Web.
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