If you’re running iOS 13, skip ahead to step 3. That means you’ll have to connect your WhatsApp-enabled iPhone to your iPad via Safari – it might sound complicated, but it’s a straightforward process that’ll take no longer than 30 seconds, and it’ll work if If you have installed the profile, you can skip to step 5.Rumoured to be working on multi-device support for the popular messaging service, the only way you can use WhatsApp on an iPad right now is via WhatsApp Web. And also sorry for my bad English like you may have seen I come from Germany.Įdit: You can download the configuration profile here: (check the code by opening it on your computer if you want). I hope this works out for you, I just found this trick an hour ago, and haven't tested it very often. After that, you can open the WhatsApp you have installed with the profile (maybe you have to restart it), and it should show you the login screen in full-screen mode. Make sure the heading really says 'WHILE VIEWING ' because it will not work if you turn it on for. Then you tap on AA again, go to 'Website Settings' and turn on the slider for 'Request Desktop Website'. The page should reload and should show you the QR-code for login.

When it asks for the URL, you just put in: Īs app icon, you can use the one from Google Play Store: Īfter you have installed the configuration profile, you have to open in the Safari App (not in the one you just installed), tap on the AA on the left side of the search bar and say 'Request Desktop Website'. So you just have to follow the tutorial on this site to create the app:

And it's a good alternative to the WhatsApp Webpage because you can't run it in full-screen automatically. So it's not absolutely revolutionary, but it's a good way to avoid using the WhatsApp Web clients from the App Store, as they have been totally contaminated with ads lately.

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