[su_heading size=”18″]One of the most annoying things on Facebook is that it doesn't have a good search tool![/su_heading]
It's simply impossible to find that perfect post, video or article you came across a few days ago. However, there is a way to save time from searching for hours through your friends' profiles! Facebook introduced the “Saved” feature two years ago, which allows you to put whatever you want from what you see on the social network into a private area of your account!
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You can use this area to create a list of articles you want to read later, a collection of funny videos, a mix of everything, or anything you want! And this feature is set to become even better soon, as the social network recently announced a new “Save to Facebook” button for websites. This will allow you to add whatever you want from third‑party sites to the social network's saved area without leaving the page you are on.
Until this happens, let's see how you can save what you see in your News Feed. When you come across content you want to save, click the arrow pointing down in the top right corner. Below the hide post and unfollow options you will see the option to save it. It will say either “save video,” “ save post,” or “save link.” You may even see the “save product” option if what you are saving contains a link to a commercial website such as Amazon.
Now whenever you want to see your saved items you can go to Facebook.com/saved or click on Saved which appears on the left in the menu. This icon only appears when you have saved at least one item.
And the best part is that what you save from your PC will also appear in the app on your phone!
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