Meta moved Threads to a new domain and significantly updated the web version
New updates make it easier to browse user feeds, access liked and saved posts, share Threads posts in other apps, and find your favorite authors from X.
New updates make it easier to browse user feeds, access liked and saved posts, share Threads posts in other apps, and find your favorite authors from X.
Social network Threads has launched a new domain it acquired last fall. The web version of competitor X can now be accessed at Threads.com , the company's Meta blog reports.
Threads also received a major update to the web version, improving the user experience. Now, in single-column view, users see their custom feeds at the top of the page — in the same order as on the mobile app.
You can view saved and liked posts via the main menu. To quickly customize the appearance of the page, a new icon has appeared on the right panel, which allows you to add columns. You can also now copy posts from Threads as an image, instead of taking screenshots - this is convenient for publishing on Instagram and other applications.
The “+” button in the bottom right corner opens a pop-up composer that “follows” you as you scroll through your feed so you can share your thoughts right away.
Additionally, the platform is testing a new feature that lets you download a list of people you follow in other apps — initially X (Twitter) — to make it easier to find people you know and help authors grow on Threads.
According to Meta's latest public earnings announcement, Threads' audience reaches over 320 million monthly active users.
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