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Yes, and there's no loss of functionality, you can still share/Tweet/whatever. Really makes you think about what exactly all that extra JS the real button loads
by StavrosK 7y ago
Yes, and there's no loss of functionality, you can still share/Tweet/whatever. Really makes you think about what exactly all that extra JS the real button loads is doing.
- munchbunny 7y agoIf you're not asking rhetorically, all of the extra stuff is a delivery vehicle for Facebook/etc. tracking code.
- JasonFruit 7y agoThey didn't ask; they said it makes you think about it.
- ec109685 7y agoFacebook at least used to tell the user if any friends also liked something, as well as tell them whether they had liked the page already. Not sure if FB still supports that, and where I work, we have used static buttons since forever.