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I do this too. Of course, the companies fight back, e.g. Facebook messaging isn't (last I checked) available through the Facebook-in-the-browser; it requires t
by hilux 3y ago
I do this too.
Of course, the companies fight back, e.g. Facebook messaging isn't (last I checked) available through the Facebook-in-the-browser; it requires the Messenger app.
- davesmylie 3y agohttps://mbasic.facebook.com https://mbasic.facebook.com - at least for now a cut down version that still allows messenger designed for those with low bandwidth. I would be curious to hear your experience - it's been functional for me for quite some time, but just recently it's had a banner declaring that it was going away....
- kmstout 3y agoIt also provides easy access to the "poke" functionality.
- interbased 3y agoThis is correct for messenger.com itself, but you can access Messenger through Facebook.com - it's just another tab on the website. If you don't want to visit Facebook.com, though, then yes you're out of luck.