Instagram has announced a couple of key changes to their app, both of which solve an issue that many a user has had a problem with. They are introducing a 'New Posts' button that allows users to manually refresh the feed themselves, rather than a refresh happening automatically while you're in the middle of scrolling. Also, Instagram is finally taking action by listening to user feedback and will be prioritizing newer posts at the top of the feed, somehow bringing back the old chronological timeline. Their exact statement reads that "newer posts are more likely to appear first in feed", which means they probably won't be abandoning the algorithmic feed anytime soon. You might soon experience a new way of seeing your feed on Instagram in the coming months as the company announced that it will soon be ordered to show posts that you care about the most. With that said, the change in feed order might be the solution to the comany's plight. Read more in our articles including "Instagram to prioritize newer posts with major feed changes" and "Instagram to rearrange feed based on posts you care about".
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Jun 17, 2026Instagram has announced a couple of key changes to their app, both of which solve an issue that many a user has had a problem with. They are introducing a 'New Posts' button that allows users to manually refresh the feed themselves, rather than a refresh happening automatically while you're in the middle of scrolling.
Also, Instagram is finally taking action by listening to user feedback and will be prioritizing newer posts at the top of the feed, somehow bringing back the old chronological timeline. Their exact statement reads that "newer posts are more likely to appear first in feed", which means they probably won't be abandoning the algorithmic feed anytime soon. You might soon experience a new way of seeing your feed on Instagram in the coming months as the company announced that it will soon be ordered to show posts that you care about the most.
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