Celebrating Halloween has become quite the tradition for social media platforms. First to deliver this year is Facebook, with an adorable set of Halloween Reactions.
The Like button might still be the most used form of engagement on Facebook, Reactions are slowly growing into our hearts. And this new set of Halloween limited-edition reactions is just adorable.
The usual “haha” is replace with a cackling with, the “sad” with a crying Frankenstein creature and a grimacing Jack o’lantern will definitely show your anger. You may also use the skeleton “thumb up” and candy heart.
To use the Halloween reactions, hold down the Like button on mobile or hover over the Like button on desktop to see the reaction image options, then choose from the skeletal thumbs up (Like), the candy heart (Love), the laughing witch (Haha), the ghost (Wow), Frankenstein (Sad), or the scowling pumpkin (Angry).
These limited-edition reactions are available in selected countries from Today and until Halloween.
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