MySpace gets a slight facelift, becomes slightly more tolerable
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MySpace has rolled out its anticipated site-wide redesign this day. There’s a shiny new search engine which displays results from your friends first and lets you sort your results by movies, music, the web, or all of MySpace. And site navigation has been improved so that it takes less clicks to get from one part of the site to another.
There’s also a new video player which supports higher quality videos playing at 480p resolution. That makes the MySpace video player a lot nicer than YouTube’s current offering. But if you’re a MySpace traditionalist, don’t worry, the site still has its obnoxious side. For example, when you visit the main page you’ll be greeted by a large advertisement which pushes the content about halfway down the window. Classy, right?
And of course, if you’re worried that you won’t recognize MySpace with its new look and all, you can always install a Firefox plugin that’ll alert you any time you accidentally find yourself on the social networking site.
[via TechCrunch]
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