WhatsApp new feature: Managing multiple stickers

WhatsApp rolls out a new feature to manage sticker packs more efficiently.

WhatsApp is yet again in the news for introducing a new feature, allowing users to better manage sticker packs by selecting multiple stickers simultaneously for actions like deletion and prioritization. This particular change is currently available for Android beta testers. Additionally, WhatsApp enabled Delhi Metro commuters to recharge metro cards via the app by sending “Hi” to a designated number or scanning a QR code.

WhatsApp introduced a new feature for better managing sticker packs.

WhatsApp has now introduced a new feature that will help efficiently manage sticker packs, per a WABetaInfo report. The instant and one of the most used messaging apps is rolling out a feature for better managing multiple stickers in bulk. It is presently available for Android beta testers, and the new sticker management tool promises to improve user experiences and help users prioritize their favorite stickers.

Managing stickers in bulk.

The report suggests that only some beta testers can try the new feature designed for managing stickers in bulk. Previously, users had to manually select and confirm each sticker individually to remove multiple stickers from their favorites, which was a tedious process, but now, the new feature allows users to choose multiple stickers simultaneously, simplifying the task of deleting or prioritizing by moving their favorite stickers to the top.

Better sticker management.

The report said, “Users can finally improve the management of their sticker collections through some bulk actions, such as moving specific stickers to the top or removing them from their favorites. This operation allows users to save time and effort in organizing and accessing their favorite stickers. Without the option to delete stickers in bulk, users may find themselves spending more time managing their collections than desired, negatively impacting their messaging experience.”

WhatsApp also introduced a new metro card recharge feature for Delhi metro commuters across the Delhi NCR region.