New Facebook Interface

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I have a privacy problem with this new layout, maybe someone can help me:

1.Go to e.g. photos and change the privacy for photos to "Friends"

2.click on the gearwheel in the banner, choose "View as..." ->public

=> I can see the photos.

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My opinion about this new format. It's nice, I Iike it. But why FB have still not any idea for this personal posts/posts from games muddle? (Yes, I play FB games ;) )

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TAZMINATOR

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This is what mine currently looks like, new today.

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That's not new... you probably use userscripts for the top bar or photoshop it. ... they updated the newsfeed but not released to public yet... probably selected people got it. Info here: http://facebook.com/about/newsfeed

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That's not new... you probably use userscripts for the top bar or photoshop it. ... they updated the newsfeed but not released to public yet... probably selected people got it. Info here: http://facebook.com/about/newsfeed

No, had the one like in the OP for a while, and just today got the one I posted. No user scripts used, no photoshop either (apart from blanking some info out).

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Mr.XXIV

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This is because of the ultra heavy cache that's been carried out through the whole network on Facebook. You won't receive the whole change immediately. Facebook's core runs on more than one server of course and so does the multiple scripts and stylesheets.

Theoretically speaking.

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That's not new... you probably use userscripts for the top bar or photoshop it. ... they updated the newsfeed but not released to public yet... probably selected people got it. Info here: http://facebook.com/about/newsfeed

the top bar is a part of "Graph Search" Update... its not related to "News Feed" Update.

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I've had mine for a while now. Really like it. Only thing I don't like is that you can't re-arrange your music, interests, and other "likes" anymore.

Keep checking. I go to that part on my Facebook quite often, and sometimes I can move things around, and other times I can't.

Layouts change on Facebook constantly, back and forth. Like the left hand menu, sometimes the categories shift or change a bit. Never did understand why.

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Keep checking. I go to that part on my Facebook quite often, and sometimes I can move things around, and other times I can't.

Layouts change on Facebook constantly, back and forth. Like the left hand menu, sometimes the categories shift or change a bit. Never did understand why.

Oh, interesting. I haven't been able to yet, but thanks for the heads up.

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Elliot B.

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They changed the search bar to white? It looked much better with dark blue background :/

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It looked better in blue, but non of my friends realized it was a search box. So white is better.

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