Google has begun widely rolling out the web version of its Google Duo video chat service. Duo is already available on Android, iOS, and Chromebooks, but expanded support for the web will make it easier for users of the service to chat with friends and family members on many different devices.
Duo video calling on the web supports browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari – but Microsoft’s Edge browser on Windows isn’t supported. The interface is fairly simple; it shows recent contacts listed at the top, full list of all contacts placed below. Google Duo on the web supports browser notifications for incoming calls.
While users on other browsers seem to be having issues accessing the Duo for the web, it seems to be perfectly working for Chrome users accessing it via their non-G Suite accounts.
To Begin…
To get started with Duo on the web, just head to https://duo.google.com. If you’ve already got a Duo account and are signed in, you’ll see a search box with a list of your Duo-using contacts beneath it.
Nice one from google
nice one.
Yet to use the duo app though
Let me try it out
I have it on my phone but I don’t use it…
not bad, though I wonder if this Duo service is getting enough recognition from users worldwide. so many Video calling options abound these days.
Have deleted it from my phone.
Never used it
From the look of things Google duo won’t go far
I dislike this bloatware in my phone. 9jas v not embraced it
I dont think have used the app before self
though i know about it
How many chatting/video calling app will one use?
Been long u haven’t used this app
WhatsApp has monopolize the social media interaction.
Never used this.. Not interested