Skype has given the web version of its video chat service a makeover, adding high-definition calls, a recording feature, and a revamped notification panel, among other extras. Skype for web launched in 2015 and allows anyone with a Microsoft account to launch a chat without having to download any software.
Skype for web has just emerged from the workshop with a bunch of new features that include HD video calling and the ability to record calls.
To use the new features from any desktop, you’ll need to be running Windows 10 or macOS 10.12 (Sierra) or later, together with the most recent version of Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.
Skype for web launched in 2015 and allows anyone with a Microsoft account to do video and voice calls, and message friends, without having to download any software. You can even invite people without a Microsoft account to join a conversation simply by sending them a unique link.
New features rolled out on Thursday include one-to-one or group video calls in high definition.
