New Facebook designs leaked

It is believed that social networking site Facebook is to consider making more changes to its layout after a previous batch of adjustments made only a few months ago resulted in over a million recorded grievances from angry users.

Upgrades to make the search function more predominant on the site are the driving force behind the change, according to recent screen shots leaked to Pcinpact.com.

It is surmised from the shots that the most noticeable update to the site will be to the homepages of each individual user, rectifying a previous erroneous amendment to the site in early 2009 which at the time required facebook to implement urgent action in order to give individual users greater control over their own personal level of interaction on the site.

Other modifications shown include the notifications bar crossing the screen to be stationed in the top left corner, while the mail feature would also be placed in this area. Drop down menus for accessing chat and messages could also be introduced, along with some minor adjustments to the photo uploader.

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