WhatsApp Bringing Picture-in-Picture Mode for Android to Watch Instagram, YouTube Videos

WhatsApp is supposedly chipping away at a photo in-picture video highlight for Android. The informing application has had a momentous 2018 as it has been propelling and testing new highlights with high recurrence. To review, WhatsApp for iOS got PiP bolster not long ago. The new component that will land on Android gadgets, will give WhatsApp clients a chance to play recordings from Instagram and YouTube in a little window inside the informing application itself. It basically implies you won't have to go to Instagram or YouTube applications to see a video sent by a contact.

According to a WABetaInfo report, WhatsApp is taking a shot at the photo in-picture mode for recordings in the Android application. The informing application has as of late presented another refresh through the Google Play Beta Program, bringing the rendition up to 2.18.234. The report asserts that the component is right now not accessible because of "advancement reasons" and that it needs to get a few upgrades previously being formally accessible for all WhatsApp for Android clients. In any case, the report includes that WhatsApp has been working throughout the previous couple of months with a specific end goal to include this component and it might be accessible in one of the following couple of updates.

At the point when the photo in-picture highlight is accessible on WhatsApp for Android, you will have the capacity to see a White-shaded Play symbol on any YouTube or Instagram video connect shared on the informing application. You should tap on the symbol and the video will fly up in a little box inside the application. This case can be extended or set anyplace inside the application itself. Then, you will have the capacity to keep messaging with your contacts.

The report takes note of that Instagram Stories won't be made accessible for the photo in-picture mode at first. As of now, there is no data on the date of the dispatch of the new component. In any case, since it has just been executed in the iOS application, so it ought to be accessible for Android soon.