But this spring, Facebook is going to launch another, yet bigger change to Facebook users. A new structure that will make profile browsing more organized and easier—the tabbed profiles!

In the first screeenshots that Facebook released, profiles were divided into ‘Wall’, ‘About’, and ‘Photos’. The ‘Wall’ is the tab for your Wall posts, mini feed, and other contents. ‘About’ will show your basic and personal info, while ‘Photos’ is an additional tab, which means you can add other tabs to your profile and customize it to your heart’s content.

Facebook is still working on this new structure, so comments and suggestions are still welcomed. So, send all your feedback to profilespreview@facebook.com.

A lot of apps are available on Facebook, whether you are a teenager, in your early 20’s, or even in your 40’s, you can surely find a Facebook App that interests you. Apps on Dating, Just for Fun, Fashion, Business, Travel, Games, Music, Politics, Sports and other categories with hundreds or even thousands of Apps under them.

Most of these Apps are addicting to engage into, that you would want to invite your friends too. But in most cases, those who send invites really don’t care if there friends will add the Apps too or not. What matter to them are the rewards they will receive, like points or money for a game.

But not all invites are about Apps, there are also invites on events, groups, and friend requests.

Thus, if you have a Facebook account with lots of friends, you would surely receive their invites. For others, they receive like 50 invites a day, and even some receive hundreds, depending on the number of friends they have. This could turn out really annoying since they had to click the ignore button one by one. That’s why early this year, Facebook added the Ignore All button. And the Facebook community indeed rejoiced for this new option.

The button is in the sidebar of the requests page, and if you click it, a pop-up window will appear asking you what you want to ignore like Friend requests, Event invitations, Group invitations, and Application requests. Before hitting that button, scan the requests page first and maybe there are some Apps, or requests you would like to accept. If you are sure that you want to ignore the remaining invites then check the category/ies and hit that button.

I am a Facebook user, and really was grateful for this additional feature. But I hope, Facebook would also come up with an ‘Accept all friend requests’ button. I am into networking right now, and confirming friend requests one by one—like 30 requests—can be tiring.