Meta has announced that Messenger.com will no longer support messaging starting April 2026. Once Messenger.com is shut down, users accessing the site on a computer will be automatically redirected to facebook.com/messages. The move effectively consolidates Messenger’s web experience under the main Facebook website, removing the standalone Messenger.com portal and desktop application. Read more in our articles including "Messenger.com to shut down in April 2026" and "Samsung and Google unveils AI-powered smart glasses".
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May 19, 2026Meta has announced that Messenger.com will no longer support messaging starting April 2026. Once Messenger.com is shut down, users accessing the site on a computer will be automatically redirected to facebook.com/messages.
The move effectively consolidates Messenger’s web experience under the main Facebook website, removing the standalone Messenger.com portal and desktop application.
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