People can now sign in, respond to posts, and create their own posts directly from their desktop browsers.
Threads users who’ve been asking for a working website since the social network launched in early July finally have their wish. As of Thursday, Meta’s new platform is fully accessible to all users from any computer and desktop browser, Instagram head Adam Mosseri confirmed in a new Threads post.
The official launch follows a Threads post from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday that showed him in front of a PC seemingly working on the website. In the post, Zuckerberg revealed that the site would be rolling out over the next few days.
One of the most requested features from Threads users, the web version lets you sign in with your account credentials, access your entire news feed, respond to posts, and create your own posts from your PC.
Until now, Threads was accessible only as a mobile app. Though a website had been in place, it only allowed you to read posts. And even then, the process was clumsy as you could read posts from just one account at a time.
Following its early July launch, Threads quickly took off, becoming the fastest-growing app ever and winning more than 100 million new users in less than a week.
