com.rtosta.zapzap
ZapZap provides a dedicated desktop window for WhatsApp Web on Linux,
with system tray integration, notifications, and support for multiple
accounts.
It is designed for users who want quick access to their conversations
without keeping a browser tab open.
Latest reviews
Don't bother with this. It works and does what it promises, BUT the amount of system resources it consumes (starting with an enormous amount of RAM) is ridiculous. Also, it's little more than a front end for web.whatsapp.com so if you don't really need things like spell checking and multi-account support I can see no point in using ZapZap.. Pointing your web browser at web.whatsapp.com works just as well without the resource hogging.
Muy cuidados los detalles, esta bien hecho, fácil de configurar y cumple perfectamente.
It's great! running smoothly, no issues so far, and I can download docs easily
WOW! It's using more than 2.5 GB of RAM, I'm going back to WhatDesk, it doesn't go above 320MB...
Frankly it's the only reliable way to get whatsapp working as a PWA with external links working. Having the tray mode is also a good goodie. Calls would be nice, but I don't know if it's possible.
Solid app. Prefer it over whatsie, runs smoothly, does what it should, is relatively light on resources. What's not to like? I see some comments about it not working, haven't had a single issue.
It was great but as mentionned by Kendram the app doesn't seems to work anymore. Re-install and restart does not solve the issue (starts, has an UI but the screen is empty)
Pretty solid WhatsApp client! Works really well! Haven't had any issues with it!
Not _just_ a web wrapper around WhatsApp. ZapZap expands the experience with some Quality-of-Life settings. However, the main drawback compared to the Windows client is that voice/video calls do not work, due to ZapZap being based on WhatsApp Web. Apparently however in the future, this may become possible, since WhatsApp is rolling out voice calls for web: https://wabetainfo.com/whatsapp-is-rolling-out-voice-and-video-calls-on-the-web/.
Great but startup problem at this moment. Same issue as Goncikas: even after 2 updates I need to start it up manually 4 times before it gets through the login procedure without closing down. Tried Whatsie before but that one is bigger and it had more serious issues.
Realy like this app. But i have problem with auto start. It wont start :) added delays. reinstalled few times. always same. And to run manually i need to click like 3-4 times till it starts. Not sure whats wrong or how to check
I've used this program for almost a year. Despite some minor issues, I think it is the best app for Whatsapp on Linux desktop. Ok, you can use Whatsapp in any web browser, but I prefer having it in an isolated app window.
Muy bueno y demasiadas funciones como tener 1 hasta mas cuentas de whatsap en una sola aplicacion