Perhaps the biggest change to Facebook is the News Feed. Facebook is doubling down on group communities and private interactions and has suggested we can expect a major disruption in how we get our content from Facebook in the future. It floated the notion that friends and family should be the core of our social lives.
So, Facebook Groups will now be prioritised and surfaced more to you. That doesn't mean the News Feed is dead. In fact, press imagery for the "New Facebook" still shows a stream of status updates. Facebook said the Groups Tab has been overhauled to make finding new groups that you might be interested in even easier. There will also be new features events and for specific communities, like Chat for Gaming Groups, as well as interaction improvements for Facebook Live and those who use it for buying and selling purposes.
Facebook began rolling out the "New Facebook" to mobile users in late Facebook finally began letting desktop users try it in March Facebook is now allowing people to try the "New Facebook" from a desktop. Category Social Networking. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS Price Free. Developer Website App Support. Family Sharing With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. Siri Get things done within this app using just your voice. More By This Developer.
Spark AR Player. Messenger Kids. Social Networking. Facebook Portal. Facebook Viewpoints. Creator Studio from Facebook. The difference will likely not be noticeable for everyone, but for those on particularly slow connections or machines, it could be a godsend.
Other miscellaneous changes arriving with this overhaul include larger fonts, a more responsive layout that scales and adapts to different screen sizes better though we've seen some of our readers complain about wasted space on larger screens , and, of course, the new "Dark Mode" option. If you haven't gained access to Facebook's redesign yet, note that the roll-out is taking place over several days, so you might have to wait a bit before it arrives for you.
When it does, it'll become the new default interface. You can reportedly opt-out and revert to the classic look through the drop-down menu, but we're not sure how long that option will be available. Technically, there's nothing wrong with either oneyour attachment to the old layout is probably from muscle memory of knowing where everything is.
Especially if you use Facebook a lot. As mentioned, Old Layout works by telling Facebook that you're using an old browser to force the classic look. However, this has some downsides. You may see a notice at the top of Facebook that you're using an old browser. Even though your browser is current, Facebook doesn't register this due to the extension. You'll have to live with this as part of sticking with the old layout. Similarly, some features may not work on Facebook when you're using the old layout.
Since Facebook thinks you're using an unsupported browser, it may prevent you from playing some games or using newer features. You'll need to switch back to the new layout to access this content. Finally, keep in mind that this isn't an official solution and could break at any time. If Facebook decides to stop supporting the "old browser" that the extension pretends to be, there's not much the developer can do.
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