Facebook has officially exchanged their old clear button for a bold blue button with a slightly more elongated shape. The new button removes the iconic thumb’s up icon and replaces it with a favicon-esque Facebook logo.
In addition to the bright blue button getting more attention than its flat and unobtrusive precursor, the new button streamlines Facebook’s image by looking a lot more like the social network’s site.
Source: TheNextWeb
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