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Full page Facebook on Mobile

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Full page Facebook on Mobile
access the full version of facebook’s site on your mobile phone browser
Facebook automatically redirects all mobile web browsers to go to their mobile version. Sometimes I really need to access the actual FULL FACEBOOK SITE because I can’t do everything using the web app or my iPhones native app.
To access the full facebook site:
You just need to load http://www.facebook.com/home.php into your browser.
I recommend you bookmark the link so that you can access it easily (or just remember to add home.php after facebook.com/)
Another way to access the full facebook site:

Go to facebook.com and allow the mobile web app to load. Tap on “More” and then tap on “Desktop Site.”
Once the full site has loaded, avoid tapping on the Facebook logo on the top-left corner and also avoid tapping on YOUR profile name because if you do it will detect that you’re on a mobile browser and direct you to the web app (touch.facebook.com)
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On my iPhone 4 the full site works very fast, just like a normal computer. This should work as well for an Android, Blackberry, Nokia or Palm Pre phone as well.
Hope that was helpful!

Delete someone from Instagram

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Delete someone from Instagram
Delete someone from Instagram


How To Delete Followers On Instagram ϟ CoinCrack
Most of the time we love it when someone follows us on Instagram. But every once in a while someone comes around who we don’t want following us. Maybe you have a stalker? Or maybe you bought Instagram followers and want to remove some of them? You can follow and unfollow anyone you want, but how can you delete followers on Instagram?
You can’t actually delete people from your followers list and since you don’t have access to there Instagram account there’s no way for you to unfollow yourself. The only way to remove them from your followers list and decrease your follower count is to block people. Here are the steps for blocking your followers:
Navigate to your profile page by tapping the far right icon on Instagram’s main navigation bar
Tap on “Followers” to see a list of everyone following you. This doesn’t look accessible but it is.
Tap on the follower that you want to delete
Tap the arrow icon on the top right of the follower’s profile screen
Tap “Block User”
Tap “Yes I’m Sure” to confirm you want to block the user
Tap dismiss to finish the process
Once you dismiss the dialog, nothing will happen. If you navigate back to your profile (step 1) and then back to the list of (step 2) the person you deleted should be gone. Sometimes Instagram caches this list on your phone so don’t worry if they still show up for a few days.
What happens when I delete a Follower?

The person you deleted from you followers list will not know they’ve been blocked. They won’t receive a notification, they can’t see your photos or videos in their news feed and you won’t show up when they try searching for you.
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A few side effects of deleting people is that they can still mention you in a post which will show up in your News tab. Their likes and comments will not be deleted from your posts but you can always go back and delete their comments yourself. If you and the person you deleted share a mutual friend they’ll still see your likes and comments on the mutual friends posts, but if the deleted follower tries to tap on your username your profile will not be displayed.
How to undelete a follower

If you want to “undelete” the user from your followers list you can reverse the process by searching for them, tapping the arrow on their profile and tapping “Unblock User”. Everything will go back to normal and your follower count will tick up by 1.

The app that shows who Unfollows you on Instagram

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The app that shows who Unfollows you on Instagram

How to See your Unfollowers on Instagram
Who unfollowed me on Instagram?

It's a common question. The Instagram, app doesn't tell you who who unfollows you when it happens. All you see is a decreasing number of followers, and you're left staring down at the app asking yourself, "Who unfollowed me?" There might be an app that can help with that.

If you're wondering who your unfollowers are, you'll probably want to know about some of the third-party Instagram followers apps out there that can tell you who tapped that unfollow button on your profile.
Who Unfollowed Me: Figuring It Out the Manual Way

The most basic way to check to see who unfollowed you on Instagram is to do it manually by staying on top of your exact follower count and specific users. If you notice your follower count goes down, you can then investigate the "Following" lists of those specific users to verify whether or not they're still following you.
This is obviously very time-consuming and impractical work — especially when you have a lot of followers that fluctuates regularly. You're much better off using a tool that specializes in keeping track of your follows and unfollows.

Instagram Limits Apps from Analyzing Followers
Instagram has really cracked down on its API for privacy reasons, meaning that third-party unfollowers app developers are far more limited in how they're able to access users' followers. If you tried to use an app that claimed to show you who unfollowed you, but noticed it doesn't work, these changes made to the Instagram API might explain why.

There are, however, a few good third-party apps out there that can still help you out. Here are three different ones that connect to your Instagram account and tell you some useful information about your followers (and unfollowers).
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Follow Meter for Instagram
Follow Meter is an app gives you insights about your Instagram popularity, unfollowers, secret admirers and ghost followers. Once downloaded and installed to your iOS or Android device, you'll be asked to sign into your Instagram account through the app.
Your dashboard will show you your unfollowers along with new followers, users who aren't following you back and users who you're not following back. Some features are only accessible with in-app purchases, but according to some of the reviews, Follow Meter has done well to adapt to the changes with the Instagram API, allowing users to still see who unfollowed them.
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Facebook login free download Software

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Open up an image that's been sent in a chat (either by you or someone else) and, in the top right corner, you'll see three little symbols. Hit these and you'll be able to scribble all over the picture, type word overlays and stick emojis on it - before sending it back to the chat from whence it came. Easy.
Find more sticker packs

Love them or hate them, Messenger stickers are here to stay. If you're a serial sticker-er, though, your range of bright icons can soon run low. Thankfully, there are plenty available to add to your arsenal.

Tap on the smiley icon beside the text box and, under the 'Stickers' tab hit the plus button at the bottom. From here, you'll be able to peruse and download a host of bew graphics from the Sticker Store - ideal for finding new ways to annoy your friends.
Kick people out
Facebook doesn't always get the best rep' for looking after people's privacy - but it's certainly committed to democracy: anyone in a group chat can kick anyone else out.

When you're in a group thread, tap the name of the group at the top and scroll down to the list of members. Hit any member's name and you'll see an option to 'Remove from Group' - even if they created it. A perfect comeuppance for dictatorial chat-masters.
Conduct polls
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Can't decide who to kick out? It might be time to conduct a poll. A relatively recent addition to Messenger, to create a multiple choice question in a chat simply hit the plus button and select the 'polls' symbol.
From here, the app will offer you the option to create a poll with dates and times as answers (perfect for organising an event or get-together) or to create custom options, such as "What should we have for dinner tonight?" - which your group mates can answer by hitting 'vote'.

What does friend request sent Mean

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What does friend request sent Mean
  Tip: If your "real" email address is generic, open a new Gmail or Yahoo! email account to use for your Facebook registration.
Login Page Not Refreshing

Another common problem is that the Login page doesn't load or refresh properly. This could be due to cookies not being activated on your computer.
Solution: Each browser has different instructions on how to set cookies. Instructions for some of the more popular web browsers are provided through the following links.

Tip: You may also need to clear your browser cache. A "cache" is something your browser creates where it "holds" the data from pages you've visited. This allows pages to load much more quickly. However, it also can mean if there were changes to a page since you visited it, your browser may show you the old version instead of the most recent one. In most browsers, you can clear the cache by visiting the Settings or Tools tab.
Registered With a Phone Number

You registered your Facebook account on your cell phone and you are unable to log into Facebook from your computer.
Solution: Use your cell phone number rather than an email address to log in. Once you've logged in, you can change your login information to whatever you'd like.

Tip: It's a good idea to connect your Facebook account with both an email address and a phone number. This will also make it easier to recover your account if it gets compromised or if you forget your login information.
Getting Help With Facebook

Facebook offers a lot of help to users. There is a comprehensive Help Center with detailed advice and tips for users who are experiencing login or other problems. The Help Center breaks all the problems and issues down by type, which makes navigating these pages a relatively straightforward task. Use the search bar at the top of the page to find the solution you need.

Frequently, Facebook also posts system-wide problems to its Known Issues page. Check here if you are getting a login problem that you can't find a solution for easily; it may be a temporary problem that is already being addressed.

If you are still experiencing login problems and have examined all the possible causes, then Facebook has a Help Community forum where you can post your issue and get feedback from other users and members of the Facebook Help Team.
Report Your Problems
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If you are having difficulty logging into Facebook, and it seems to be a new or unknown error, make sure to report your error. Solutions can only be found if the problem is acknowledged, so be sure to file an error report each time you encounter a problem.

What is the meaning of Facebook

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What is the meaning of Facebook
Code Generator is a convenient way to access login approval codes without a mobile number. This can be useful when you’re traveling or don’t have mobile reception. Code Generator is available inside the Facebook app for iOS and Android. The Windows Store app mimics the Facebook website and doesn’t include Code Generator. To set up Code Generator from your browser, go to Facebook > Settings > Security > Code Generator, click Enable, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Once Code Generator is activated on your mobile device, you’ll need to test it in your browser to fully activate the feature.

Note that after enabling Login Approvals, you might need a security code the next time you want to access your Facebook app. This first code will be sent to your mobile number.
What If You Lose Your Phone?
When you’ve set up your phone to be the key to your Facebook account, losing or breaking it could be a problem. Here’s what you can do to prepare for or recover from this Facebook disaster.

5 Things You Can Do NOW To Secure Your Facebook Account & Make It Recoverable 5 Things You Can Do NOW To Secure Your Facebook Account & Make It Recoverable To most of us this is the biggest nightmare. You want to log into your Facebook account and your password no longer works. In the worst of cases, someone managed to hack your account and... Read More
Save Login Approval Codes as a Backup

After setting up Login Approvals, head to your Facebook Security Settings and save a set of Login Approval Codes as a backup. You can print the codes to keep a physical copy, prepare a digital copy, for example a screenshot, and store it in a safe location, or copy the codes to your LastPass vault.
Should you ever not have access to your phone, you can use one of these codes to log into Facebook from a new device or location.
Remember Trusted Devices

Whenever you log into Facebook from a new device, application, or browser, you will be asked whether you would like to save it. When you log into Facebook from a recognized device and location, you won’t be asked for a login approval code. In case you lose your phone, this could be your private backdoor into your Facebook account.
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Do use this option on at least one device that you are unlikely to lose and likely to have access to, other than your phone. Only ever let Facebook remember devices and locations that are private and safe. And frequently review your list of Recognized Devices and Removeitems that are outdated.
Log In From a Recognized Device & End Facebook Session

So it happened, you lost your phone and you didn’t back up any security codes. If you want to log into Facebook from a new location, you’re in trouble. Before this happens, however, you can log into Facebook from a recognized location, as described above. This could be the browser on your desktop computer or the Facebook app on your tablet.

Facebook Register

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Getting Started · Registering an Application with Facebook
This guide walks you through the steps of registering an application to integrate with Facebook.
You perform these steps in your web browser on Facebook.com. Although you won’t be writing code in these steps, you can use a simple utility project to verify that you performed them correctly. Instructions for getting and running the utility are at the end of this guide.
Become a Facebook developer

If you do not already have an account with Facebook, go to http://facebook.com and register.
Then go to http://developers.facebook.com, and click Register Now button at the top of the page.
Facebook walks you through a series of dialogs:
1. Accept the terms: Accept the terms of Facebook’s Platform Policy and Facebook’s Privacy Policy.

2. Verify your account: Provide a mobile number through which Facebook verifies that you’re not using automated means of setting up multiple developer accounts. Facebook texts you a verification code that you enter to proceed with registration.
3. Tell us about you: Provide brief information about yourself as a Facebook application developer.
You might be given the option to receive more text messages. You don’t have to turn this on to register a Facebook app. Click Continue.
4. Congratulations! You’re now a Facebook developer.

After you register as a Facebook developer, you can register a new application
Register a new application
From http://developer.facebook.com, click on "My Apps" at the top of the page to go to the application dashboard. The dashboard shows a list of applications that the developer has created. You haven’t created any applications yet, so the list is empty.

Click the button near the top. A dialog prompts you to name your application.
You can name your application almost anything, although Facebook does apply a few rules. For example, the name can’t contain the words "Face" or "Book".
You are asked to supply an App Namespace, which is optional. If you supply one, you can later use the App Namespace to define custom Open Graph actions and as part of the application’s Facebook URL (http://apps.facebook.com/{App_Namespace}). Make sure the App Namespace is longer than 7 characters, contains no capital letters, and is unique among all applications on Facebook. Although it’s not required, it’s also probably a good idea to provide a namespace that is similar to the name you gave to your application.

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The app domain is also optional. It’s safest to leave it blank for testing.
Optionally, you can have Facebook automatically arrange hosting for your application at Heroku.
After you click Continue, Facebook performs a Captcha check to verify that you’re not setting up applications through an automated process.

Once you’ve satisfied the verification process, your application is created. The next page you see is your application’s application settings page.

advanced facebook search tool

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Advanced facebook search tool
advanced facebook search tool
Facebook Search
I have created a new Facebook search tool that has much better functionality then my first tool (available below). The new tool is a Google Chrome extension so you must use Google Chrome as your browser and then click the link below to go to the Chrome Store. Once there, simply click the button to install the extension. To use Facebook Graph search, you will need to have your language settings in Facebook set to English (US). It is a simple process to install this tool. If you find this tool useful I will be very grateful if you can share it and write a review in the Chrome Store site.

Intelligence Search

Below is my first Facebook search tool, please let me know what you think and share it on Social Media. This has been developed with inspiration and support from Balazs Paroczay.
NB. Your browser may need to be logged into Facebook for this to work. If there is a problem log into Facebook and try again.