Now, have fun with new Trump emojis on Facebook

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IANS New York
Last Updated : Mar 07 2016 | 4:13 PM IST

A new browser extension makes reactions expressed on social networking site Facebook a little more fun by allowing users to react to news through a wide range of emojis featuring US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Facebook recently rolled out its Reactions -- a line-up of six emojis each expressing different emotions like "Love," "Wow," "Haha," "Sad," and "Angry".

But the new browser extension, called Reaction Packs which works on Firefox or Safari, can swap out all of the standard reaction emoticons on Facebook for sets of Donald Trump, Pokemon and Soot Sprites, romper.com reported.

If there's no pack that you particularly like, the "Reaction Packs" give you a choice to make your own, the report added.

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First Published: Mar 07 2016 | 4:06 PM IST

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