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MADRID, May 19. (Portaltic/EP) –
Instagram is testing a new design for its Stories section, where only the first three stories you've uploaded are now displayed if you've shared more than that number.
The Stories Instagram posts are those that disappear after 24 hours and have become one of the favorite tools of content creators and influencers.
However, the platform is working on a new format that reduces mass posting to the first three stories in that reel.
In this way, users will be able to view three stories at first and, to continue accessing the following ones if there are any, they will have to manually activate the button. 'Show more'.
In the capture that has been shared through Twitter by the user Phil Ricelle, which has been echoed Technoblog, You can see this button in the top left corner, next to the number of stories uploaded by the user, their profile picture and their name.
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In this way, if you want to see all the 'stories' uploaded by a specific user, you must click this button and, otherwise, the social network will automatically move on to showing the stories from the next account.
For its part, 9to5Mac has indicated that this feature appears to have reached a small group of users and that Instagram will likely continue testing this tool before rolling it out globally.
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