Instagram has changed its feed to show more new posts and to stop the feed refreshing users back to the top while they are still scrolling. The company also said it would be rolling out a feature that will let people share photos with friends without having to open their app. Instagram isn’t quite bringing back the chronological feed, but it will show more new posts and stop suddenly bumping you to the top of the feed while you’re scrolling. It also cut out the less-successful professional content, which had a negative effect on businesses.
Instagram has changed its feed to show more new posts and to stop the feed refreshing users back to the top while they are still scrolling. The company also said it would be rolling out a feature that will let people share photos with friends without having to open their app. It also cut out the less-successful professional content, which had a negative effect on businesses.