UPDATE: Facebook spokeswoman Meg Sinclair told Mashable , “We are running a small test of this new design globally. It’s currently testing for a very small percentage of users. Timeline will not look different until you scroll down past the recent activity and app modules.” Be prepared for another change to your Facebook profile: Timeline could soon be getting a makeover. The social networking giant is testing a new design for profile pages that places all posts in a single column on the left, while activity updates, friends, places, apps and other sections are on the right. SEE ALSO: Facebook Timeline: Zuckerberg's Biggest Gamble Yet The current format, a two-column layout, includes posts on both sides, forcing users to look back and forth. When Timeline rolled out site-wide last December , many complained that it was confusing. One Facebook page, ” I hate FB Timeline, and want to disable it ASAP ,” was started shortly after its launch, and now has nearly 26,000 likes. In its new incarnation, Timeline no longer has the vertical line that divides a profile in half. This change, ironically, makes it look less like a timeline, according to Inside Facebook , which revealed the updated… Read full this story
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