Facebook is developing a new way to view posts on its platform



Tech researcher Jin Wong, through her official Twitter account, has published photos revealing that Facebook has begun testing a new feature that allows users to see posts as desired.
And according to what "TechCrunch" mentioned, the new feature divides the "latest news" page into three different tabs, where the first tab displays the posts that the user is interested in, while the second displays the latest posts, and the latter displays the posts that the user viewed.

If officially released to users, the new feature will see posts in time, and get rid of seeing old posts seen.
It is worth noting that "Facebook" worked to display the posts of its users according to an algorithm that classifies them according to interaction and importance, in addition to the funded publications.

"Facebook" confirmed the feature testing internally, and is working on testing it externally with a trial version, and indicated that the new feature aims to facilitate access to the latest posts and viewing posts.

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