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Since 2011, Facebook Messenger and the Facebook mobile website have been two separate entities, forcing those who use the social media giant to keep in touch with family and friends to have a separate application installed on mobile devices if they want to continue to privately message others.
Log In To Messenger App
For present users, clicking on the ‘Messages' icon redirects to a download page for the fully-fledged Messenger application. However, if things go as expected, users may no longer see the ‘Install Messenger to view your messages' page or be prompted to ‘Go to Messenger' when they want to send a simple message.
The Facebook empire is looking at a possible integration across all of its social media platforms, including WhatsApp and Instagram, so it comes as no surprise they're also looking to improve the Facebook app messaging service by bringing Facebook Messenger back in the main app. Messenger Lite, a bare-bones version of the Messenger app, is also increasingly popular and may have prompted the trial bringing Messenger functions back to the main mobile application.
How To Open Messenger App
It must be noted, however, that some features such as sending pictures or reacting to messages may remain a Messenger app-only feature, but for those who only use its basic functions, the news will be welcome as this will help save on device storage space and reduce the need for multiple applications.
