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Nah. You can only thank uncle do-not-evil-till-IPO-Google that they still block browser extensions on mobile. Resulting in no adblockers :-(
by rdslw 10y ago
Nah. You can only thank uncle do-not-evil-till-IPO-Google that they still block browser extensions on mobile. Resulting in no adblockers :-(
- euyyn 10y agoAs if people would go through the trouble of opening Facebook in a mobile browser instead of just using the app.
- rdslw 10y agoMore and more people (myself incl) are not using fb app. Reasons: * all time location tracking * inability to block ads (firefox allows to block ads on android) * making it harder to induce compulsive fb usage (its addictive) * battery usage (this is huge, try it)
- nf05papsjfVbc 10y agoAlso you don't need to let FB get the entire gamut of permissions possible on the phone.
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- saiya-jin 10y agoI do walk through it, it's painless (1 extra tap on screen) and it's exactly to not have FB apps on cell phone and not have ads displayed. I use FB less, which is good for healthier life. FB long lost its glamour, it's just another RSS news feed about friends/interests. Same for my fiancee.