By default, Facebook tends not to show all content in the main stream. Based on what you comment and the posts you react to, in fact, the algorithm behind Zuckerberg's social network shows you what it believes you might like the most, omitting the user-generated content / pages you follow but may not like.
Furthermore, these contents are not shown in chronological order but rather scattered, often dating back to 1/2 days earlier. If we do not like this type of display or does not fully respect our tastes, it is possible to change the order in which the posts are displayed, thus eliminating the preset priorities and thus having the recent Facebook posts, restoring the chronological order.
Recent Facebook posts
Even if you use the social network on different platforms, the settings that allow you to determine the sorting method are found more or less in the same section.
Application
From the main screen, tap on the icon with the 3 dashes at the top right and scroll down to the Most recent item.
At this point the posts should be sorted by upload date. The only flaw of this kind of setting is that it is not definitive, which is why every time you close the app you go back to the classic sorting.
Web version
In the screen hosting the main stream, click the News item in the left menu and select Most recent.
To make this type of display permanent, I recommend that you save the address that I report below in your favorites:
- https://www.facebook.com/?sk=h_chr
By opening the social network directly from this page, you will have all the contents ordered chronologically on the first page.
Mobile version
The main site is obviously also usable by smartphones and tablets, adapting to the screen size of the device in use. Here, in order to reach the function of our interest, it is necessary to tap on the 3 dashes at the top right and choose the Recent item also here.
That's all! Of course, it would be better to set this sorting permanently, but apparently Facebook does not offer the possibility to set this setting.
Sort Facebook posts by "most recent"
