I have been using this app player for 2 years now, apart from minor glitches, the experience is good. You will be in no need of Whatsapp web, if you are accustomed to Bluestacks.
But if you have to look at the messages or any other apps, you must open it again. What I mean to say is that, whilst Bluestacks runs in the background, it will be active. Say you have lost your internet connection, but still if you oprn Bluestacks again, it (Whatsapp) will have all the messages received till the connection was lost. It keeps running in the background and keeps consuming the data ( receive messages on whatsapp).
To understand that better, consider this scenario: Supports the latest version of Whatsapp and it can definitely run in the background, but you must restart it in case you need to run any app.
There is also a pop up notification feature for all the apps in Bluestacks. It runs smoothly on a windows computer and you can use almost all the android apps like Whatsapp, Hike, Instagram, Gmail etc. The BlueStacks App Player is designed to enable Android applications to run on Windows PCs and Macintosh computers. The last thing is that it needs to be standalone (bonus points for portable/setup-less solution), not relying on problematic third party components like the virtualbox or vmware SDKs.Īs long as the latest Whatsapp version is supported, any Android version is good (if lower versions help reduce the memory footprint of the emulation).īLUESTACKS is the emulator you are looking for. Initial configuration is still needed so in all cases there must be an option to view and interact with the emulated screen. Having the notifications is not strictly necessary as I said before I could use an Headless Emulator + Whatsapp Web to read and write messages. So I'm looking for an Android Emulator for Windows that can be run in background (having a toggleable GUI\minimuze to system tray) and can optionally show notifications from apps as standard windows balloon notification (or the new toast format), or some other way that I can click to show the emulator. My goal is to have Whatsapp run in the background on my PC and either use it directly from the emulator or trough Whatsapp Web. Unfortunately Whatsapp can not be run natively on my PC because there is no Windows version of Whatsapp that doesn't require a smartphone. My smartphone is dead, so while I ponder on the new one I would like to keep up with Whatsapp messages.
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