With the Messenger desktop app shutting down, it's time to quickly save your Messenger desktop chats before they're gone forever.

If you use the desktop Messenger apps for Windows and Mac, you need to know that they're disappearing soon. Meta is discontinuing the apps starting Dec. 15, when you'll need to head to Facebook to ...

In a bit of sad internet news, Meta has decided to axe the Facebook Messenger app for Windows and Mac computers on December 15 (2025). Ending the ability to make use of a separate window for all of ...

Meta is shutting down Messenger’s stand-alone desktop apps for Windows and Mac on December 15, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday. Starting December 15, users will no longer be able to ...

Meta is shutting down its dedicated Messenger desktop apps for Mac and Windows starting December 15. Users will need to use the Facebook website for messaging after this date. This move signals a ...

If you're using Messenger on macOS, you'll want to switch to something else — and probably sooner, rather than later. According to a pair of Facebook Help Center page, Facebook is axing its Desktop ...

Meta has published a support doc that states its Messenger app for Mac is being discontinued. New users won’t be able to download the app at all, and existing users have about 60 more days of use ...

There's an easy way to make sure that your chats are safe FACEBOOK bosses have revealed plans to shut down the Messenger app on billions of devices. Meta – which owns Facebook, Messenger, Instagram ...

Meta is discontinuing its desktop Messenger apps for Windows and Mac. Starting Dec. 15, you'll need to head to Facebook to continue chatting through the app on your computer.

Meanwhile, the blog Windows Latest reports that users of the Messenger desktop app for Windows are already getting messages ...

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FACEBOOK bosses have revealed plans to shut down the Messenger app on billions of devices. Meta – which owns Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp – says that you need to act to save your chats ...