Twitter has confirmed it is working on Twitter Spaces preview cards for its web client. However, it has not confirmed when it will be releasing the same.
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Twitter over the past few months has been testing out its Clubhouse-like audio chat rooms feature, Spaces. The feature is currently available to its iOS and Android app users, and now the company has announced that it is working on bringing the feature to its web users.
App researcher Jane Manchun Wong in a tweet revealed that the company is working on Twitter Spaces preview cards for their web client. In the tweet, Wong showcased how the Spaces preview cards could look like when viewed on the web. After this, the company also confirmed to The Verge that it is “working on the feature for browsers.”
Twitter is working on @TwitterSpaces preview cards for the web app pic.twitter.com/wDaYfEGbCO
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) April 1, 2021
Spaces is further ahead than any of its competitors including the original Clubhouse. Clubhouse for instance currently is only available exclusively on iOS. Having Spaces available on iOS, Android and web is expected to prove as a major advantage for Twitter.
To recall, earlier a Twitter Spaces developer with the ID @magusnn, tweeted a few test designs of how Space’s intro screens might look on the web.
pic.twitter.com/hIFJr5dxKm
— noah (@magusnn) March 26, 2021
An interesting fact, even though Spaces is available on iOS, it currently only works on iPhones. With the desktop version, the company might enable the feature on iPads also.
As of now, the company has not revealed when the feature will be made available for the web client. However, seeing the development speed that the company has had for the feature till now, we expect the wait to not be a long one.
In related news, Discord yesterday launched a new audio chat rooms feature, called Stage Channels, which is available on all platforms where Discord is available.
02/04/2021 09:16 PM
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