Threads is rolling out messaging on the web, bringing one-on-one and group chats to desktop, the Meta-owned social network announced on Tuesday. By bringing messaging to the web, Threads is aligning its desktop experience more closely with competitors like X and Bluesky. Connor Hayes, Meta’s head of Threads, said in a post that web messaging was the most requested feature from users after the company first introduced DMs in July 2025. “Our most engaged people spend time on web because they’re at their desks, tapped in, using Threads for longer sessions,” Hayes wrote in his Threads post. “A conversation app needs to work wherever you are, and now it does.” The web version of Threads now includes a “Messages” tab that opens your DM inbox, along with a “Requests” section where you can view all incoming message requests. You can also search your messages and quickly start a new chat.…