com.rtosta.zapzap
What's:
Zapzap is a container for execution of the web web, that is, a kind of Webapp. Thus, all
features of WhatsApp Web are available in addition to several others which integrate ZapZap with the
system.
What sets this application apart is its support for multiple accounts, running in the background, a spellchecker
and customizations based on the theme of the system.
Data security:
No modifications or manipulations are made to the execution of WhatsApp Web. In
addition, all source code is available on GitHub and is publically auditable.
About:
ZapZap was initially developed for personal use. I decided to share it so that other people,
like me, could have a WhatsApp client more integrated into the system.
Latest reviews
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
It works well, with good integration with Linux Mint's Cinnamon desktop in the notification area. You can customize aspects of the desktop, and it supports multiple accounts.
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
It worked well at the first time I used. After that, I only see a black screen, idk why.
Works well, I wish it had calling functionality but it isn't the dev's fault.
I have been using ZAPZAP for about a year now with minor issues, namely the spelling checker does not work. However, as up to yesterday with an update; ZAPZAP crashes on startup.
I've just installed this and it seems to work perfectly. Great job, thank you!
Recentemente, instalei o aplicativo ZapZap no meu Linux Mint com o objetivo de utilizar o WhatsApp de forma mais integrada ao desktop. Apesar de uma instalação tranquila e da possibilidade inicial de login, me deparei com alguns problemas que comprometem significativamente a experiência de uso. Pontos Positivos: Login funcional: Consegui acessar minha conta do WhatsApp sem dificuldades iniciais. Integração: A proposta de um aplicativo nativo para Linux é interessante, especialmente para quem utiliza o WhatsApp frequentemente. Problemas encontrados: Problemas de escala na interface: Após o login, a tela do WhatsApp ficou completamente fora de escala em relação ao aplicativo. Partes da interface ficaram inacessíveis, o que impossibilita a navegação e o uso correto do app. Travamentos constantes: Além do problema de escala, o aplicativo trava logo após o login, tornando inviável qualquer interação. Conclusão: O ZapZap ainda precisa de melhorias para ser considerado uma solução viável para uso no Linux Mint. A ideia de um aplicativo nativo é promissora, mas os problemas de interface e estabilidade são barreiras que precisam ser resolvidas. Enquanto isso, alternativas como o WhatsApp Web em um navegador continuam sendo opções mais confiáveis. Espero que o desenvolvedor possa corrigir esses problemas em versões futuras, pois o projeto tem potencial.
Muy eficiente, al estar en segundo plano no tengo que tener abierto una ventana.
Funciona muy bien, sin ninguna dificultad. Tiene opciones para personalizar un poco
No issues at all. Can have multiple accounts. Cant make voice calls. Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon