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Facebook Gets ‘Share’ Button for Mobile News Feed, Coming to iOS App Soon
Facebook has released the much anticipated ‘share’ button for its mobile news feed (m.facebook.com) and TechCrunch notes it will soon be coming to the iOS app as well. Previously, the ability to share a story was limited to the full web version of Facebook, but that has now changed.
Facebook has just confirmed with me that it is launching a retweet-style “Share” button for the mobile news feed. The much-requested feature is now rolled out for the mobile site, and will soon come to the iOS and Android apps.
If you visit the mobile web version of Facebook over at m.facebook.com, you’ll soon see the option to ‘share’ a news story or anything else. Take a look below to see what we’re talking about:
This was by far one of the most anticipated features mobile users have requested. This addition will only help stories, images, and videos related to cats and such go viral even faster. Let us know if you are liking this update.
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About time! Although I am concerned that my FB feed will now start to look more like Twitter. I like to use Twitter for personal interests and following interesting people, while FB is for friends and family. I feel this “Share” button may blur the lines a little. Oh well, you can’t fight progress I suppose!
About time is right, this was long awaited. I always hated when I seen a story or photo my friends would enjoy and I had to log onto my PC in order to share it. No idea why it took so long.
Finally!
Why did Facebook take the ability to look for friends off the mobile version? It was there before and now you can only look through your friends list. Stupid
It’s about fraking time! I really don’t understand why it took this long.