(Getty Images)Snapchat has recently launched a browser-based app for users to access the messaging platform without the bother of picking up their phones.The move will allow users, at first only Snapchat+ and subscribers in the UK and elsewhere, to access the social media platform’s calling and messaging features online.The company revealed that it plans to roll out the feature, which involves logging in at web.snapchat.com, with a web browser such as Chrome or Firefox, to all users “soon”.Approximately 80% of Snapchat’s advertising audience profile is aged 18 or over, with rival app TikTok now expanding the most with under-18s.Snapchat revealed that the move was inspired by “so many in our community spending more time online, whether it is for remote learning or working, streaming or just plain browsing.”They added: “We saw a huge opportunity to take it easier for our community to stay connected throughout their day and we cannot wait to bring our favourite fundamental Snapchat capabilities to the web.”But, what are the main acronyms used on Snapchat? Here’s everything you need to know.What does ‘SB’ mean on Snapchat?If someone sends you ‘sb’ on Snpachat, they’re asking you to “snap back,” or reply.What does ‘pu’ mean on Snapchat?When used…
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