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It's not just you,hot gay sex video Facebook's "Like" button has a new look.

The iconic button has been given a redesign that's still slowly making its way to all users. Instead of the previous solid-gray look, the new "Like" is now mostly white with a gray outline. The comment button has been given a similar treatment as well.

SEE ALSO: You might want to rethink what you're 'liking' on Facebook now

Here's what the two look like side-by-side.

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The gray outline fills out in blue, though, once you "like" something.

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The social network actually introduced the redesign a couple weeks back when it introduced its new, very-gray, News Feed. But it looks like the new look is still gradually making its way to desktop and mobile so if you're only just starting to see it, that's why. (It could still be a few more days before it starts to show up for everyone.)

While not the biggest shift, it's definitely noticeable. And, as with all things Facebook, there are likely to be a lot of mixed reactions to the change.

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