However, its biggest problem is a huge one: It does not support RCS. It’s compatible with a ton of different phones and integrates with Google Messages. Phone Link: Microsoft’s app that lets you use your phone from your PC works pretty well.There is also no system tray icon or notification badge on the taskbar icon.
Even if you install the progressive web app (PWA), you can’t close the window or you’ll miss notifications. In order for this web app to work, it needs to be open in a browser tab. Messages for Web: I already mentioned the big limitation of this, but I’ll repeat it again here for posterity.Here are the solutions I found and why they don’t compare to Knepper’s. I discovered that there are a ton of ways to text through Messages on your PC, even without a bonafide Google Messages Windows app. You can also define a custom gesture to bypass the main menu and go straight to the links list.When I realized Knepper’s app wasn’t going to work for me anymore, I started hunting for something that could duplicate the experience. How to click web links using Jieshuo?įor Jieshuo, you will need to swipe down and right just like in TalkBack and choose web link. Sometimes each message has two nodes and you need to swipe to the next node to actually have the links appear in the TalkBack menu. Sometimes it will let you access the link and sometimes it won’t. The reason I say this is how it is supposed to work is because the Google messages app is or has been unpredictable at times. You can then choose the one you want and double tap on it There should be an option in the TalkBack menu called links and double tapping on this will show you all the links or phone numbers in that message that are clickable. Then bring up the talkBack menu by either tapping with three fingers or swiping down then to the right. The way it is supposed to work is that you should be able to just put the message in focus that has the link in it. In this tip I’ll try to show you how to click web links or phone numbers in a text message using TalkBack or Jieshuo.
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