Microsoft Edge in Windows 10 will soon support WhatsApp: Report

One of the most popular messaging service WhatsApp, which is available as a web extension allows a user to send and receive messages in browsers such as Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Opera. Up until now, the service was not available on Internet Explorer and the latest browser Microsoft Edge but now, this might change.According to a report by Windows Central, a Microsoft program manager revealed that the company is in fact, working to get WhatsApp Web support to Edge. No information was provided as to when this service will arrive but as the company is constantly updating Windows 10 with new features, one can expect the feature pretty soon.https://twitter.com/gregwhitworth/status/627958634136219648https://twitter.com/dstorey/status/627959468546875392According to a report, Microsoft Edge is faster than other browsers and is almost up to 112 percent faster than Google's Chrome. Windows 10, which is now available in 190 countries, launched globally on July 29.Microsoft claims that the new OS platform is the most ‘secure Windows ever’. The new edition of Windows, which is available as a free upgrade, will be offered on a range of devices including PCs, tablets, phones, Raspberry Pi, Xbox One, HoloLens and more. The new Windows Store and Windows Software Development Kit are now available, opening doors for a better app experiences on Windows 10.