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Similarly simply logging out of Facebook on Chrome and only accessing it through incognito or another browser has been great. Added benefit: (a little) less tr
by justaschmoe 9y ago
Similarly simply logging out of Facebook on Chrome and only accessing it through incognito or another browser has been great. Added benefit: (a little) less tracking.
First week or so was string of surprising moments where I would suddenly find myself at the FB login screen having mindlessly tried to navigate there.
- amaks 9y agoCleaning cookies, using browser extension like uBlock Origin, and not using facebook login via other web sites such as Yelp will help with reducing tracking.
- beager 9y agoI deactivated on January 1, still find myself typing `f` in the address bar in a new tab. They've done a very good job of getting in the brain stem.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- sofaofthedamned 9y agoI still find that after being off Facebook for five years. Luckily the football team I hate the most has a URL that begins with f, so I started visiting that. Cured it in a week...
- beager 9y agoLet me guess, the Fnew Fengland Fpatriots?
- yomly 9y agoThe added friction from having to log in every time has enabled me to untrain mindless facebook browsing.