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Facebook Tests A “Minimalist” Mode For News Feed

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Facebook is testing a new way for people to see their News Feed. This new option is called “minimalist” mode. It makes the News Feed look much simpler. Facebook wants to see if people prefer this cleaner view. The test is happening now. Only some users can try it.


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The minimalist mode removes many extra parts. Things like suggested posts and ads might not show up. The focus would be only on posts from friends and pages people follow. This makes scrolling easier and less busy. People might find the information they want faster.

Facebook says people asked for a simpler News Feed. Many users feel the current feed is too full. It can be hard to see important updates. This test tries to solve that problem. The company wants users to have a better experience. They hope this option helps people focus on what matters to them.

This mode is just an experiment. It is not a permanent change yet. Facebook will watch how people use it. They want to know if people like it. They also want to know if people spend more time on Facebook with this mode. Feedback from testers is very important. This feedback will help decide if the minimalist mode becomes available to everyone.


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(Facebook Tests A “Minimalist” Mode For News Feed)

The minimalist mode is optional. Users in the test group can switch back to the regular News Feed anytime. They can choose which view they like better. Facebook is testing this feature on both phones and computers. The test is small for now. More people might get access later. Facebook plans to run this test for several weeks. They will share results after the test ends.

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