Facebook launched Reactions back in 2015 to let users express better about a certain post on the platform. The feature now extends to Facebook comments and it works the same as reacting to a post. Simply hover your mouse over the "Like" button below a comment and the selection will pop up. Read more in our articles including "Facebook Reactions now also available for post comments" and "PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid now offers speeds up to 300 Mbps".
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Mar 19, 2026Facebook launched Reactions back in 2015 to let users express better about a certain post on the platform. The feature now extends to Facebook comments and it works the same as reacting to a post.
Simply hover your mouse over the "Like" button below a comment and the selection will pop up.
Our coverage of comment reactions includes: "Facebook Reactions now also available for post comments"; "PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid now offers speeds up to 300 Mbps"; "Smart unveils new Postpaid Plans+ with Unli Apps bundles". Each article provides unique insights and information.