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Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, have globally released the official desktop version of their text-based social media platform, Threads. The announcement was first stated and later confirmed by Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, in a series of Threads posts.

Meta has finally launched the web version for Threads. Meta's endeavor to establish its platform, Threads, as a formidable competitor to Twitter has taken a new turn as it introduces a web version, in a bid to invigorate its lackluster debut.

You can now post, like, and comment on Threads from your desktop browser.

Meta Platforms, the company behind Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, is planning on releasing a desktop version of their newest text-based app Threads. Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, recently stated that Meta is close to releasing a web version of Threads.

Meta Platforms plans to launch a web version of its microblogging app Threads early next week

Meta's Threads could finally be getting the much-awaited web version this week according to a new report. Here's what we know so far.

Threads: Over 10 million people joined the social media app within seven hours of its July 5 launch, according to the Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Meta is gearing up to launch a web-based version of Threads, a microblogging platform that has already amassed 100 million users in just 1.5 months since its launch. The platform enables users to share 500-character updates, as well as visuals, and works in tandem with Instagram. Adam Mosseri, the head of Threads and Instagram, confirmed that a web-based version of Threads was being tested internally. The launch plans are not final and could shift, insiders stated.

Meta Threads: The widely anticipated web version will make Threads more useful for power users like brands, company accounts, advertisers and journalists.

Threads users can soon access Threads' features on desktops. Meta's Threads will soon become accessible on desktops and similar devices. Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced it is developing a web version of its Twitter rival Threads, allowing users to access the social media platform from their desktops and mobile browsers.