It has been a while since Instagram introduced a website to let users access the social network from anywhere through a web browser. Over time, Instagram Web has been updated with many new features.

Instagram looks amazing on smartphones, but not so much on the web. This has been a gripe for Instagram users for the longest time, but that’s finally changed. Instagram for the web has gotten a big ...

If you use Instagram, you should know that the platform performs web-tracking activities on you. These activities involve collecting your data from various third-party apps and websites that you visit ...

Instagram will finally let you chat from your web browser, but the launch contradicts Facebook’s plan for end-to-end encryption in all its messaging apps. Today Instagram began testing Direct Messages ...

Instagram on the web allows you to use the social media app from a browser on your computer. Instagram's web version includes most of what the mobile app offers, with a few exceptions in the ...

After finally allowing posting last year, Instagram continues to make changes to its desktop web app. The latest update introduces a refresh user interface that takes better advantage of large screens ...

Tuesday, Instagram rolled out Direct Messages on the desktop web for a small percentage of users around the globe. “We’ll test this feature with a small percentage of people globally and share more ...

Now you can post to your Instagram on the web. Is it time to say goodbye to the time-sucking app? Reading time 4 minutes Instagram has finally added the ability to upload photos and videos through ...

If you have used Instagram on your desktop system, you know that it looks like a badly made copy of its mobile website. The company is now introducing a refreshed design that takes advantage of large ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Instagram used to be a simple platform—you could open it, scroll ...

For many, the first great social network wasn't Friendster or Myspace: it was Flickr. And now that the wrappings off of Instagram's new web profiles, what's old in photo sharing is starting to look ...