Instagram has finally upgraded its browser-based interface by adding the ability to post. This is great news for anyone who regularly uses Instagram from a desktop or laptop computer. Although easily ...

Instagram has recently announced that it is now bringing its Direct Messaging service to its website. The feature which was earlier app-exclusive is now available by anyone who visits the website on ...

At 10 a.m. ET Friday, Instagram started rolling out the ability to see and respond to direct messages in a browser instead of having to open the app. And while this might be nice change for ...

For as long as it's been around, Instagram has been a smartphone-oriented social network that doesn't extend to tablet devices and even lacks many basic features in its web browser incarnation, ...

We all understand that Instagram is a mobile-first application, but sometimes, it’s more convenient to post from your desktop browser. Instagram is in the middle of making some company-wide changes.

Instagram is finally bringing direct messages to the web. Starting today, a “small percentage” of the platform’s global users will be able to access their DMs from Instagram’s website, which should be ...

Instagram is bringing Direct Messages to its desktop-browser application. Only a “small percentage” of users will be able to access the feature right now as part of the initial test, but it looks like ...

Instagram is testing the ability to create posts using the web browser on a desktop computer. The feature was spotted by social media consultant Matt Navarra, who captured some screenshots ...

Even if your Instagram is set to Public, there's still a level of privacy you probably want when it comes to your account and posts. The thought of just anyone with a browser being able to go through ...

A new analysis of the Instagram app has suggested that every time a user clicks a link within the app, Instagram is capable of monitoring all of their interactions, text selections, and even text ...

You can always count on Meta apps to suck up as much users data as possible. Graphic: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The web browser that Meta built into the iPhone Facebook ...

Researcher shows how Instagram and Facebook’s use of an in-app browser within both its iOS apps can track interactions with external websites. Users of Apple’s Instagram and Facebook iOS apps are ...