You can mark a message as read or reply to it from a notification pop-up. The music player in the program has a shuffle button in addition to the playback and volume controls, and loop button. The GIF viewer has a play/pause button, that's because the program uses the built-in media player for animated GIFs. You may use it to cast the media on another device wirelessly, or open it in a third-party video player of your choice. Unigram lacks the playback speed controller and full screen view mode, but adds a couple of extra options.
Telegram's video player is superb, it allows you to adjust the volume, view the content in a pop-out window (PiP), full screen mode. The application supports sticker sets, animated GIFs, etc. Toggle the full-screen gallery mode, and the spell checker from the options. You can change the text size and the border of the chat from Unigram's settings. Speaking of emojis, there are 10 sets to choose from unlike the official client which only has 4. The program has a better Emoji panel which includes a search function. The GUI has a nice background with a gradient color, you may change it from the Menu > Settings > Chat settings > Chat Background. Unigram will prompt you to grant access to your contacts to sync the data across your devices. It supports multiple accounts, just like the original program. The latter requires you to open the Telegram app on your phone, navigate to Settings > Devices > Scan QR Code.
There are multiple ways to sign in, you can use your phone number, or scan the QR code that is displayed on the screen. It's open source, and its interface is nearly identical to the official program, but there are a few features that make it worth using. Unigram is an unofficial desktop client for Telegram.
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