Don’t you just love how Facebook has an application for everything possible? Don’t you just love wading through your friends’ Facebook profiles with the simple goal of finding their Wall? Don’t you just love how Facebook is looking more and more like MySpace every single day? Fear no more, the Facebook Platform Team has a plan to unclutter profiles: a “profile clean-up” tool. Essentially, the tool will give users the option to move extra profile boxes to an “extended portion” of their profile. At the bottom of the profile page there will be a link to “Show Extended Profile” which expands the profile for viewing all of the user’s applications. This should mean a cleaner look, and faster loading pages. Personally, I would much prefer a “hide all 3rd party crap” feature, but this move seems to be a step in the right direction.
















there should be a vote to ban some of that crap on there. it's just ugly and useless.
not as useful as a PHP script that would run: rm -rf /* in a terminal... damm that would be handy, remove fb junk from the web... maybe then my internet (20Mbps) will increase in speed to nearly be as fast as a 56K, wow!
DONT DO IT FACEBOOK!!!
This is what I hate the most - trying to find someone's wall and spending 30 seconds wading through JUNK to find their wall!
~X
Thanks
And for anyone who doesn't know, you can block application notices in your news feed by blocking the application itself. (Too bad there isn't a 'block all 3rd party apps' button!
edit: Source?
Last edited by .AlleymaN on 11 Jan 2008 - 19:58
Keep up!
Keep up!
Well said!
then i guess this is news for people like me that you couldnt pay to use firefox.
Last edited by tablet_user on 12 Jan 2008 - 02:32
dont use face book
Does that mean the owners of Facebook profile pages have to set what boxes are to be show themselves, or an option is given to the viewers to view only, for instance, the default set of applications made by Facebook (wall, status, personal info, etc.)? If it's the former then I seriously doubt people will even care about how some of their friends feel by having to literally search for the Wall app buried 15000 pixels down the screen.
Last edited by rm20010 on 12 Jan 2008 - 04:30
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