Facebook Releases The App Messenger 4 With The Simplified Design
Jyotis - Oct 24, 2018
Facebook designs a new look for Messenger 4 - simpler and more modern.
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Realizing that Messenger gets more and more complicated than it used to, Facebook decides to bring a new simpler version to its users. Instead of nine tabs as in the previous tabs, Messenger 4 will have only 3 tabs: Chats tab, People tab, and Discover tab.

Of which, Chats tab will display all of your conversations (both of one-to-one and groups); People tab helps you search for friends, follow the breaking news from other Facebookers and see who’s online.
Facebook Stories are designed as small circles in Chat tab and larger tiles in People. In other words, users can update the new Facebook Stories from these two tabs.
The third tab, Discover tab, is the place where you can look for the latest deals or update the news. In Messenger 4, Discover tab houses Games (Games used to be a separate tab).
The new version of Messenger doesn’t only possess the more modern design, but it also brings a lot of new features. One of these features is Camera feature that enables users to take shots more rapidly and share images more conveniently.
Moreover, Dark Mode is another new feature in Messenger 4. If you don’t want to be dazzled when using your smartphones for a long time, this feature is for you. Also, a new color gradients feature gives users much more choices when they want to make some differences for their own conversations.
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