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How infuriatingly presumptious. The page has a single screenshot, a meaningless blurb, and an an "install now" button - as if I'm going to automatically downloa
by deanCommie 10y ago
How infuriatingly presumptious. The page has a single screenshot, a meaningless blurb, and an an "install now" button - as if I'm going to automatically download and install every single thing Facebook announces.
How about even a bare-minimum attempt at explaining what this is all about? (I mean, yes, I know how to google and figure it out, but should I have to?)
- koder2016 10y agoIt looks like one of those game pop-up ads - only full-screen. Yeah, I am going to install you crappy client to download your crappy freemium games.
- sammatilda 10y agoCrappy client that will then take over my PC and give you all my data.
- scrabble 10y agoI saw that one of the screenshots from the limited number they had was Willy Wonka Slots. So that's a no.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- barbs 10y agoIs it just me or is the "Install Now" button broken? I'm on a Mac but I would've assumed I could download the .exe file.
- kerbs 10y agoIt literally says "Available for Windows 7 and above" with an unmistakable Windows logo :).
- jakebasile 10y agoMaybe they meant that it would still just download the EXE even if it was on a non-compatible system.
- barbs 10y agoThat's exactly what I meant.
- suprfnk 10y agoI'd say macOS is "above" Windows 7. ;-)
- NTripleOne 10y agoEvidently not if you want to play games. ;-)
- kalleboo 10y agoOn my Mac, it gives me a popup that has a "if the download doesn't start automatically..." link that gives me the EXE.
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- travisby 10y agoIf you have to ask, you're not the consumer they're targeting.