Besides the aesthetic shift, a new bar on the bottom tells you how popular a post is, includes back and forward buttons, lets you bookmark pages, and has a menu button which likely includes a few more features too, thenextweb.com reported on Sunday.
The only big feature that appears to be missing is tab support, but the new browser is quite close to approximating a full-fledged app.
With a good enough browser, the Facebook app could essentially become a self-contained ecosystem of its own, it added.
The browser is only available to a small subset of users (iOS only), but most public test features end up receiving a wider roll-out a few months later.
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