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LeoNatan avatar LeoNatan commented on July 29, 2024 11

ChitChat is better. Closing the WA Desktop window kills the app, while here, it keeps running in the background.

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eliaskg avatar eliaskg commented on July 29, 2024 11

I still use Chit Chat because it uses a Safari web view. WhatsApp Desktop uses a Chrome web view and doesn't work with OSX text replacements.

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maciboy avatar maciboy commented on July 29, 2024 2

For me the best thing is that ChitChat does not toggle my Nvidia graphics on my MBP 2010.
Since WhatsApp’s app and several other clients are based on Chrome, they use the Nvidia graphics and I really hate this behavior if the resource-hungry graphic is used for no reason πŸ‘

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djadomi avatar djadomi commented on July 29, 2024 1

Text replacements alone is a reason to use Chitchat.

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jschmid avatar jschmid commented on July 29, 2024

In any way, thanks for the great work!

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kapitainsky avatar kapitainsky commented on July 29, 2024

Who said that official app is better? It is always good to have alternative:)

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NathanHazout avatar NathanHazout commented on July 29, 2024

Definitely thanks for the great work, and yes alternatives are good ... if they are different!

From what I see so far, both seems to be native wrappers for the web app. If that's the case ... they're exactly the same.

LeoNathan, good catch for closing the app. I wonder if there are other differences. And maybe we can document them in the readme, to help people make a better choice.

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coreice avatar coreice commented on July 29, 2024

Indeed thanks, ChitChat was and still is a great wrapper around the WhatsApp-web environment.

There are some subtile differences between this version of ChitChat (as there are also differences between this one and the fork by Neo11). The desktop client by WhatsApp self opens a dialogue window when sharing files and sending voice messages is also supported. Also the behavior of the close-window button is different as mentioned earlier. In the client released by WhatsApp the emoji-window opens faster, I think because of the build-in Chromium browser.

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altern8tif avatar altern8tif commented on July 29, 2024

If I'm not mistaken, a key difference would be notifications? I seem to be getting native notifications via WhatsApp, but not ChitChat.

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