Discover New or Old Friends on Facebook Using Facebook Friend Browser

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has more than 500 Million Users and on an average, Each Individual User has more than 130 friends on facebook, And Now with the introduction of the New Facebook Friend Browser It is helping people connect with Facebook users they already know in real life but didn't add them earlier on Facebook.

Discover New Or Old Friends on Facebook Using Facebook Friend Browser

In it, users can select to view friend suggestions of people who share their same location, work, education provider, or who are friends with a specific friend of theirs. The Find Friends Browser makes it easy to find people you know, but haven't necessarily contacted before through email, instant messenger, or another service from which Facebook imports contacts. Users could previously find which friends shared some of these attributes with them through filters on the search interface, or by going to the mutual friends section of another user's profile, clicking see all, and selecting the “Browse” tab. However, the “Friends of…” and home town options are not available elsewhere, and the Find Friends Browser is specifically designed for adding new friends.

The New Facebook Friend Browser is an effective Tool helping new users find their real world friends  which is very crucial to them graduating from a nearly empty news feed to being socially tied to Facebook for the long term.

By default the browser shows those individuals who you are most likely to know, most often ranked by mutual friends as well as other factors that aren't clear. The most significant aspect of this new page is how fast it loads. You simply load it up and can just scroll through indefinitely, browsing through people who you are most likely to know. It's a pretty slick tool and it's one that I'm sure many users will find to be useful.

Click Here To Access The Facebook Friend Browser and start finding some old and other new friends with whom you had lost contact.

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