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Google google go

Google Go makes discovering, exploring, and sharing the best of the web easy and fast.
Get answers quickly and reliably with Google Go, even on slow connections and smartphones with low space. At 5MB in size, it’s speedy to download and get started.
Discover what’s popular and trending. Explore the latest trending topics just by tapping Search.
All your interests, in one app. Easily access your favorite apps and websites, as well as images, videos and information on the things you care about - all from Google Go.
Type less, search faster. Save time by tapping your way through trending queries and topics, or by using your voice to say what you’re looking for.
Make Google read it. Listen to any web page, with words highlighted as they are read so you can easily follow along.

Easily switch between languages. Set a second language to switch your search results to or from at any time.
Find the perfect greetings to share with loved ones. Tap on “Images” or “GIFs” to find the best photos and animated greetings to liven up your chats.
Whatever you are looking for on the internet, Google Go is here to help!
Please give an option to open pages directly in browser rather than in app itself ,just like regular Google app...it's very annoying to open pages in browser separately everytime...thank you 12th September 2018.. received an update but still can't see an option to open pages in browser by default.we
Full ReviewPlease give an option to open pages directly in browser rather than in app itself ,just like regular Google app...it's very annoying to open pages in browser separately everytime...thank you 12th September 2018.. received an update but still can't see an option to open pages in browser by default.we have to open everytime manually...
Aditya Narayan Tiwari

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Google go is nice software but there are many software not work properly and many don't even install in it. It is very upsetting 😒☹️😔
Jeeva Rathinam
Extraordinary Awesome Wonderful etc. No words to tell About its features I love it like it One request to the googke team Give the video download feature on coming updation
DIARY OF DREAMS

Gearbox Facebook

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Gearbox Facebook

Mark Zuckerberg’s Africa tour tracks tech’s growing interests on the continent
I did this, but sent it to my other dummy Facebook account. You'll never get me Facebook.
You don't actually have to post the confession to a friend's timeline! Just click the black button with a down arrow and the confession will be saved to your computer, and then it'll prompt you for your email so that they can send you the code.
Where is the confession for "I'm bothering you with marketing bullshit just so I can get some purples"
I submitted this earlier, but I think the spam filter gobbled mine up. Regardless, upvotes all around!
I did this, but sent it to my other dummy Facebook account. You'll never get me Facebook.

You don't actually have to post the confession to a friend's timeline! Just click the black button with a down arrow and the confession will be saved to your computer, and then it'll prompt you for your email so that they can send you the code.
Where is the confession for "I'm bothering you with marketing bullshit just so I can get some purples"
I submitted this earlier, but I think the spam filter gobbled mine up. Regardless, upvotes all around!
I did this, but sent it to my other dummy Facebook account. You'll never get me Facebook.

You don't actually have to post the confession to a friend's timeline! Just click the black button with a down arrow and the confession will be saved to your computer, and then it'll prompt you for your email so that they can send you the code.
Where is the confession for "I'm bothering you with marketing bullshit just so I can get some purples"
I submitted this earlier, but I think the spam filter gobbled mine up. Regardless, upvotes all around!
I did this, but sent it to my other dummy Facebook account. You'll never get me Facebook.
You don't actually have to post the confession to a friend's timeline! Just click the black button with a down arrow and the confession will be saved to your computer, and then it'll prompt you for your email so that they can send you the code.
Where is the confession for "I'm bothering you with marketing bullshit just so I can get some purples"

I submitted this earlier, but I think the spam filter gobbled mine up. Regardless, upvotes all around!
I did this, but sent it to my other dummy Facebook account. You'll never get me Facebook.
You don't actually have to post the confession to a friend's timeline! Just click the black button with a down arrow and the confession will be saved to your computer, and then it'll prompt you for your email so that they can send you the code.
Where is the confession for "I'm bothering you with marketing bullshit just so I can get some purples"

I submitted this earlier, but I think the spam filter gobbled mine up. Regardless, upvotes all around!
I did this, but sent it to my other dummy Facebook account. You'll never get me Facebook.
ou don't actually have to post the confession to a friend's timeline! Just click the black button with a down arrow and the confession will be saved to your computer, and then it'll prompt you for your email so that they can send you the code.
Where is the confession for "I'm bothering you with marketing bullshit just so I can get some purples"
I submitted this earlier, but I think the spam filter gobbled mine up. Regardless, upvotes all around!
Jake Bright is a writer and author in New York City. He is co-author of The Next Africa.
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After a surprise Nigeria visit to meet with techies in Lagos, Mark Zuckerberg took his Africa tour to Kenya this Thursday. There, the Facebook CEO visited the iHub innovation space, reviewed the BRCK mobile Wi-Fi device, had lunch with Kenyan ICT Cabinet Secretary Joseph Mucheru and met with tech leaders Juliana Rotich and Erik Hersman.
Like the Lagos expedition, the trip was unannounced. “Originally, we knew that Facebook’s Ime Archibong was coming in,” said Hersman (a co-founder of iHub), “but we didn’t know about Mark’s visit until the last minute.” Archibong is Facebook’s Strategic Partnerships Director.
Though no formal business commitments are planned on Zuckerberg’s first Kenya visit (something Facebook reps confirmed to TechCrunch), Hersman believes it is likely a precursor.
“Look, these meetings in Nigeria and Kenya, it’s largely PR for everybody right now,” he said. “However, from the interactions I saw…between Facebook’s team and different people within the tech community, I think there’s going to be some real stuff happening soon.”

While Zuckberg’s Nigeria visit was less anticipated — given the country only recently registered in global tech news — his dropping in on Kenya is less of a surprise.
The East African nation of 44 million has become the continent’s unofficial tech capital, dubbed “Silicon Savannah” for its advances in digital finance, tech incubators and local IT innovations such as BRCK and the Ushahidi crowdsourcing platform.

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Local telco Safaricom’s M-Pesa mobile money product is globally recognized. The company has used its mobile infrastructure to innovate a number of digital products, including solar electricity (M-Kopa), online TV and the recent launch of its M-Pesa integrated ride-hail app (Little), an Uber competitor.
The Kenyan government, which established an ICT authority, is one of the continent’s more proactive in supporting its tech ecosystem. And iHub helped spur Africa’s tech incubator movement, which now includes more than 300 innovation spaces across the continent, according to a recent GSMA survey.

Who have viewed my Facebook Profile

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Who have viewed my Facebook Profile

How to find out who has visited your Facebook page
Roshan Yadav, i have four years of experience
Answered Mar 7, 2018
Originally Answered: How can I know who views my Facebook page?

How to track who visited my facebook profile?
Its easy to do. Just follow these steps and you’ll succeed in finding out who visited your Facebook Profile!
Go To Your Facebook timeline-
Right click on your timeline and hit “View page Source”.
Now, you’ll be redirected to a new page with lots codes.
Hold CTRL+F on your keyboard, a text box appears at the right corner, in that box, type- “InitialChatFriendsList” (Don’t include Quotes)
Next to that word, you’ll see a list of numbers, these are the profile ID’s of people who visit your timeline.
Just go to “Log In or Sign Up” and paste the ID number beside it with a “\” . For example, if the ID is abcd, you have to put it as- ABCD - Any Body Can Dance.
The first ID shows the one who visits profile more often while the last ID never visits your profile!

Bobby, studied at The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
Answered Nov 21, 2016
Originally Answered: Who viewed me on Facebook?
Want to know who viewed your FB timeline?
Well, thats simple and easy.
Just follow the below steps
Step-1:Login to Facebook
Step-2:Go to your Timeline
Step-3:Right click anywhere on your Timeline.

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Then Click "View page source" which will redirect you to new tab with some coding language.
Step-4: By using FIND(Ctrl+F) option search the word “InitialChatFriendsList". There you will find lot of codes like this -"100002415653234-2"
Step-5:Then Select any code and paste after Log In or Sign Upseperated by a Slash
Example: http://WWW.Facebook.com/10000241...
This will redirect you to the profile of a person who viewed your profile.
Now You got to know who viewed your FB profile.
Hope this helps u!!!!

Create Counter

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Create Counter

How To Create A Simple Counter Using Javascript, HTML & CSS
How To Create A Simple Counter Using Javascript, HTML & CSS
So I was a little bored and decided to play around with Javascript. The idea was to create something like the counter on this page using javascript, HTML and a little CSS; using a different layout. I guess it looks nice, right?.
I figured someone might find this useful so I decided to share the snippet here.
The final output is as shown in the image above and increments from the left.
And the snippet in action is available on this JS fiddle.
The HTML
Saved as index.html<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>JS Counter</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css"> </head> <body onload="incrementCount(10)"> <div class="main_container" id="id_main_container"> <div class="container_inner" id="display_div_id"> </div> </div> </body> </html> The CSS

Saved as style.css.main_container { height: 46px; width: auto; padding: 3px; margin: 2px; max-width: 300px; background-color: #555555; align-content: center; } .container_inner { height: auto; border: none; background-color: #555555; max-width: 290px; vertical-align: center; padding-top: 12px; padding-left: 10px; align-content: center; } .num_tiles { width:30px; height: 30px; background-color: #888888; color: #ffffff; font-size: 22px; text-align: center; line-height: 20px; padding: 3px; margin: 1.5px; font-family: verdana; vertical-align: center; }

The Javascript<script> var counter_list = [10,10000,10000]; var str_counter_0 = counter_list[0]; var str_counter_1 = counter_list[1]; var str_counter_2 = counter_list[2]; var display_str = ""; var display_div = document.getElementById("display_div_id"); function incrementCount(current_count){ setInterval(function(){ // clear count while (display_div.hasChildNodes()) { display_div.removeChild(display_div.lastChild); } str_counter_0++; if (str_counter_0 > 99) { str_counter_0 = 10; // reset count str_counter_1++; // increase next count } if(str_counter_1>99999){ str_counter_2++; } display_str = str_counter_2.toString() + str_counter_1.toString() + str_counter_0.toString(); for (var i = 0; i < display_str.length; i++) { var new_span = document.createElement('span'); new_span.className = 'num_tiles'; new_span.innerText = display_str[i]; display_div.appendChild(new_span); } },1000); } </script>

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You can play around with the values in the counter_list variable to change the display on the screen.
The time interval set using Javascript's setInterval() function is currently set at 1000 microseconds(1 second), you can also alter this to change the counting interval.
The HTML and JS codes are in the same file such that final index.htmlfile is as shown below.

Who removed me on Facebook

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Who removed me on Facebook

How to know if someone unfriends you on Facebook
A glimpse of the Who Deleted Me app interface.Who Deleted Me
If you've ever been curious why your Facebook friend count is down, there is now an app that tells you who exactly unfriended you.
The free app for iOS and Android is called Who Deleted Me, and it wasspotted by Rachel Zarrell at BuzzFeed. It also is a browser extension for Google Chrome.

It works by simply saving a copy of your friend list after you first use Who Deleted Me.Who Deleted Me tells you who your missing friends are as well as who recently became your Facebook friend.Who Deleted Me
When you revisit the app or browser extension, it will compare your friend list with the saved version — which unfortunately means you can't see who unfriended you back in 2012.

It provides a list of who stopped being your friend on Facebook as well as any new friends since the last time you were logged on.
Both the app and the browser extension will identify whether you were the one to delete a friend and whether someone merely deactivated their Facebook profile. Here's a mock-up of what the app looks like:The app lets you see who deleted you, who you deleted, and who deactivated their account.Who Deleted Me
The app and website became so popular this week that the website began running slower on Monday and eventually suffered some outages. Who Deleted Me has since said it has updated to bigger servers to cover the increased traffic.

Website outages aren't the only concern for the new app. Back in February, the app's creator, Anthony Kuske, received a notice from the Facebook Team telling him that his app and browser extension were creating a negative user experience:
Still, more than 36,000 people have liked the Who Deleted Me app pageon Facebook, so there's obviously a marketplace for it.
The app is not the first of its kind. A browser extension released last year called Unfriend Notify has roughly the same service, and there is also a Twitter version called WhoUnfollowedMe?.

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So the next time you're debating unfriending your aunt who sends all those FarmVille requests, now you may want to think twice.
To install the Who Deleted Me Google Chrome extension or see how it works, visit the website here.

Email Password

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Email Password

I forgot my mail.com password
Can't remember your password?
Your browser probably does. If you used to store your password in your browser, chances are you can still retrieve it. If not, visit https://password.mail.com and get a new one.
Firefox: View the password
Click the menu button and Options.
Click Security and Saved Passwords....
A list of saved passwords will appear.
To narrow down the list, enter mail.com in the search field. Click the Show Passwords button and confirm by clicking Yes.
Internet Explorer: View the password
Move the mouse to the upper right corner of the screen and click the magnifying glass icon. Enter Control Panel in the search field. Click the appropriate entry.
Click User Accounts.
Under Credential Manager, click Manage Web Credentials.
A list of saved passwords will appear.
To narrow down the list, enter mail.com in the search field. Click the appropriate entry and then Show. Enter your Windows user password and confirm by clicking OK.
Chrome: View the password
Click the menu button and Settings.

At the very bottom, click Show advanced settings....
In the Passwords and forms section, click Manage passwords.
A list of saved passwords will appear.
To narrow down the list, enter mail.com in the search field. Click the appropriate entry and then Show.
Safari: View the password
Click Safari and then Preferences....
Switch to the Passwords tab.
A list of saved passwords will appear.

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To narrow down the list, enter mail.com in the search field. Check the box next to Show passwords for selected websites. Enter your Mac user password and confirm by clicking OK.
Thunderbird: View the password
To open the options, press the Alt and T keys at the same time. Click Options.
Switch to the Security tab and click Passwords. Click the Saved Passwords... button.
A list of saved passwords will appear.
To narrow down the list, enter mail.com in the search field. ClickShow Passwords and confirm by clicking Yes.

how long can i keep my facebook account deactivated

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How long can i keep my facebook account deactivated

How to leave Facebook but keep using Messenger
If the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data breach has worried you, or if you feel like you spend too much time checking the latest status updates on Facebook but regularly use its Messenger app to keep in contact with friends and family, there is a way to wean yourself off one while remaining active on the other.
Instead of deleting your Facebook account altogether, you can also deactivate your account so you can temporarily remove yourself from the site. You won’t appear in search results and your Timeline will disappear, but your information isn’t deleted so you can log back in at any point to resume using it.
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[Read more: 18 things you didn't know about Facebook]
Deactivating your account doesn't mean waving goodbye to Messenger, the instant messaging platform that lets you share text messages and make video calls with friends and family individually or in groups.
Here’s how to keep Messenger up and running while giving yourself a well-earned break from Facebook.
Step 1: Download your Facebook data

Start by downloading a copy of your Facebook data. You don’t need to do this, but in the event you decide not to reactivate, you’ve got a permanent copy of all your posts and photos.

Launch Facebook on your PC browser, click the drop-down arrow at the top right and select Settings.

Under General, click ‘Download a copy of your Facebook data.’

Follow the instructions and Facebook will send you an email with a link allowing you to download a copy of your personal archive.
Step 2: Deactivate your Facebook account

Remaining within the General menu, click Manage account. Look for ‘Deactivate your account’ at the bottom and click Deactivate your account.
You may have to enter your password again for security at this point.
To try and make you stay Facebook will offer a solution to each reason. When you are happy click ‘Deactivate’.

[Read more: Facebook privacy – how much information are you giving away?]
To check you've been deactivated properly, ask a friend to search their account for you. If you aren't there or you come up without a cover photo and when they click through and you see the message 'Sorry this content isn't available' you've been successfully deactivated.
3: Using Messenger

Launch Messenger on your phone and you’ll be able to keep using it as normal

This means you can keep using Messenger to chat to your Facebook friends, but you don’t have to use Facebook.

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