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@riartem the beta is already live at zhukov.github.io/webogram. Stable is coming soon
We've added mentions (simply type @) and replies in groups along with some minor, but nifty improvements. http://t.co/MbXeNVJBMs
Recent emojis are now at the bottom. Maybe we'll have an option to turn it off in case of a massive rage quit. http://t.co/wp7vrCtlHf
We've rolled out a number of updates recently, resulting in a major redesign. Nearly missed NY as usual =) http://t.co/nknivzPC8M
@PigTrek @telegram can you please get your browser useragent string from here: useragentstring.com and share it with me?
We now have a pretty good viewer for photos, videos and files like PNG: arrows to navigate, bottom bar with actions. http://t.co/3CNYb58naU
Since web.telegram.org now has https support, why do you guys keep using our Chrome App?
Improved speed, faster uploads/downloads, HTTPS, embedded social network links, better audio player and IE10 support. More to come
Oh, our Chrome App takes a little bit longer to update. Username can be set and edited from Settings. FAQ: telegram.org/faq#usernames
Also we now have a cool official domain web.telegram.org and we're working pretty hard on a really big update. http://t.co/hMzTe2PSCj
Introducing usernames on @telegram Pretty nice feature (don't miss an opportunity to take the most popular names :) http://t.co/HrTadl6apN
@Chris2Daddy you can register a new account if you enter an unoccupied phone number during authorization.
@yazeed_4455 it's not a Webogram bug, see github.com/zhukov/webogra…
@Chris2Daddy are you using Chrome App? We're releasing it this week, together with some other updates.
Rolling out search for messages. Seems to be pretty useful. What's even better - seems to be working. http://t.co/qyIcXrwYsZ
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