The extension doesn't perform any heavy programming changes. Instead, it simply fools Facebook into thinking that you're using an old browser that doesn't work with the new layout. Facebook then reverts back to the classic design, which you can enjoy without configuring anything. Simply install Old Layout for your browser, then visit Facebook, and you'll see the familiar interface. If you have Facebook open when you install it, you'll need to reload the page for the change to take effect.
Click the extension's icon in your browser's menu bar to switch between the old and new layouts without disabling the extension. While there's no extension for Safari, you can use a workaround detailed on the site to get the same effect. So what are the differences between the old and new Facebook layouts that are causing so much of a fuss? The new Facebook layout is more streamlined. Compared to the old one, it makes groups, videos, and Facebook Marketplace more prominent on the top bar.
It also has native support for dark mode and uses more of the screen's width. The old layout, by contrast, uses smaller text and icons. The options menu at the top-right is a little different, and the search bar is slightly more prominent. 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. Currently, Facebook just gives me the option of a boring, ugly grey How to use Facebook Choose a layout feature to post multiple photos simultaneously Uploading multiple photos to Facebook can be tricky when you are not so proficient with the app. Open your Facebook mobile app. Tap Photos option Choose a layout Write something Post images with the status update One way to upload multiple photos together is to create a photo album.
Choose Photos. Facebook Choose A Layout. Post Photos With Layout. Update Facebook. About the Author Hemant Saxena. Hemant Saxena loves writing about technology full-time. He also enjoys making reader's lives easier by walking them through the most practical ways to use Apple devices, step-by-step. His articles regularly feature at some of the leading tech publications like The Windows Club.
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