WhatsApp doesn't believe in wasting time when it comes to rolling out new features. Among other things, we've seen a new Mac app, the screen sharing feature and the ability to send HD photos, and now rumor has it that a major redesign is in the works for its Android app. Check out what might change below.

A recent report from WABetaInfo reveals that the Meta-owned messaging platform is testing a new beta update for its Android app, version 2.23.18.18, which will feature a white top bar, unlike the current one in green. The renewal is based on Material Design 3.

But the green doesn't quite work; there will be some UI elements painted in green like the WhatsApp logo (which will see a change in font), the "Archived icon", the "new chat" icon and more. The new design also shows the navigation bar at the bottom, which has also been rumored. The idea is to unify the WhatsApp design across platforms, given that the iOS app already has a bottom navigation bar.

In addition to this, we'll likely see new 'All', 'Read', 'Personal' and 'Company' filter options at the top of chats, making it easier for you to sort your messages and streamline things. Such changes are expected to come for WhatsApp's iOS app as well, making the same for the messaging platform on both Android and iOS.