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      Allo for Web now lets you share images by dragging and dropping them into chat window

      Aparajita SharmaAparajita Sharma
      October 5, 2017
      Google Photos, Huawei, Virtual Assistant
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      Allo for Web now lets you share images by dragging and dropping them into chat window

      Got any feature recommendations for Google Allo? Suggest it to Allo’s team, as they are actually listening.

      Recently, we stumbled upon a thread on the official Allo forum, where a user was expressing his desire to see a feature for directly pasting images from clipboard into the Allo chat field – a functionality most smart messaging apps offer, but was missing on Allo for Web.

      allo-for-web-requested-feature

      The expert on the thread suggested the user to submit a feature request. Surprisingly, the request was entertained right away, and the feature was silently added. Both the user and the expert confirmed the change.

      allo-for-web-image-drag-drop-feature-confirmed

      We can also confirm that dragging and dropping images directly into the chat now works on Allo’s Web app. As the following screenshot reveals, the image first shows up as part of a yet-to-be sent message.

      Allo-for-web

      Once you’ve finalized the message, click the send button, and the image will be shared.

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      A budding entrepreneur by profession, a psychologist by education, and a dancer by passion. As a founding member of PiunikaWeb, I am nurturing this firstborn with my sharp-eyed expertise and even journalistic writing when needed. Got a tip or leak to share? Reach me out on Twitter, Facebook or Gmail. Tech-enthusiasts working together should be fun.

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