Open Anketta in your phone's browser and it feels more like an app now. Add it to your Home Screen and it opens full-screen, with no browser frame around it — and as you write a reply, the message box stays in view above the keyboard instead of slipping behind it.
A few quiet comforts in your conversations. The "unread" line now slips away the moment you've caught up, and the reaction emojis open fully into view — even on a message resting at the very bottom of the screen. The faint shadow that used to hang over the message box is gone, and replying with a two-finger swipe takes a gentler push on a laptop now.
On a laptop, replying feels the way it does on a phone. Nudge a message aside with a two-finger swipe and a small ring fills as you go — let go when it's full to reply, or ease back to change your mind. A match's manuscript turns page to page the same way now, with a swipe or the arrow keys.
The little celebration moments — the welcome when a friend invites you, a gift of extra days, a reward for sharing Anketta — now open against a soft, dreamy dawn sky instead of a plain dark backdrop. A warmer, calmer welcome.
On a desktop, the chat now catches your first keystroke — start typing and your words land straight in the message box, no clicking in first. The input area sits cleaner on a wide screen, too.