Every time you visit Facebook, your news feed contains up to 1,500 new posts — from friends, people you follow, and Pages. And while itsnews feed algorithm is designed to show you the most relevant posts, you don’t always have time to read everything.
On Monday, Facebook launched a new feature called Save, which lets you do just that: save links to articles, places to visit, movies and television shows to see, and music to check out later.
“Every day, people find all sorts of interesting items on Facebook that they don’t have time to explore right away,” said Daniel Giambalvo, software engineer at Facebook, in a blog post. “Now you can save items you find on Facebook to check out later when you have more time.”
Facebook’s Save feature rolls out to all iOS, Android, and web users over the next few days. You’ll notice the option in your news feed either as a button on the bottom of some posts or in the drop-down menu beside each post. On Pages, click the […] button to access it, Information Week informs.
