Android Messages desktop client is almost ready for prime time

The feature seems to have been further fleshed-out since then, with the Android side of things seemingly almost ready for prime time, as XDA has discovered that Google Account linking is already up and running. Once the feature goes live, you'll be able to link your phone to your computer by scanning a QR code on your phone. Texting itself won't be relegated to a stand-alone app, as far as we can tell, but will be browser-based.
The site you'll have to visit to use the desktop client is likely messages.android.com, which is also the page you'll be getting the QR code from. The page currently 404s, but it's an actual subdomain, whereas it didn't exist before, XDA reports.
Seeing as how the Android side of the implementation seems complete, the desktop client shouldn't be too far off either. In fact, it's likely just a matter of Google flipping the switch at this point.
source: XDA
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