https://ibb.co/QCMsRj3
https://ibb.co/FxQvZVm
I also tried creating test I got new Experiment Url : https://www.facebook.com/?qe[test2]=testExperiment3%3AtestGroup but nothing else happened
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EDIT: I've found a persons Resume which sheds some more light into this tool. It's meant for instant A/B testing.
https://simranj3.github.io/facebook.html
A "universe" is a string like "android_modal_typeahead", an experiment name is something like "experiment_name_1", and I'm not sure what "groups" are. Seemingly ties into some backend tool, so hopefully there isn't too much havoc one could cause.
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Previous comment:
https://launchdarkly.com/blog/the-billion-versions-of-facebo...
This is the only mention I could find about quick experiments. It's from September 2018. It's a developer tool.
> I kinda wanted to talk about what happens after you roll out a feature. Now your feature’s there, but you wanna tweak it. You wanna see, can you make it better. So, for example, quick … so our tool is called Quick Experiment and it’s really used to launch experiments really quickly so developers don’t have to do… write too much code or worry about how to analyze these experiments and it works across the board, across all our platforms. So you don’t have to write experiments for each platform separately and at any given time, thousand is probably a low-balling figure, we have tens of thousands of experiments running on Facebook, so that’s kind of why if you look at the combination of those, not any two people will probably have a different Facebook experience.
> So for example, this is just the title of News Feed. You can see all the different variations we’ve tried and we use this to really inform us on how to get to … what the feature was really designed to do. Either retention or user engagement or kind of just … getting a person to go click on that bar. And in this case that actually is a search bar as well so when you click on it, it turns to a search bar. So these are all the different treatments we had for it.