Interesting read about how the new format, and Facebook in general, is designed to thwart good quality engagement rather than aid it
Facebook’s latest “groups” disaster will only make it more toxic | Ars Technica
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostOh, I'm not saying I don't use it.
As for the new layout, is this the one they introduced a couple of months ago, or are they doing something even newer/worse?
I'm currently using it in dark mode on safari.
FWIW the phone version is actually really good.
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I always use it off my phone but did try to use on the PC recently and it was appalling! I completely agree that they have bastardised it
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostOh, I'm not saying I don't use it.
As for the new layout, is this the one they introduced a couple of months ago, or are they doing something even newer/worse?
I'm currently using it in dark mode on safari.
Not really noticed any other issues with it.. Except... I'm sure I don't always get notifications now (checked the settings for various groups and they are still set to notify).
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostAmusing as it is how any mention of FB draws a crowd of people who love to tell everyone they don't use it, this isn't really the place - self congratulation is better posted in General
Oh, I'm not saying I don't use it.
As for the new layout, is this the one they introduced a couple of months ago, or are they doing something even newer/worse?
I'm currently using it in dark mode on safari.
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Originally posted by mjcp View PostYup... its utter tosh.
I only use phone / iPad for it now... the one exception I stumble across yesterday was needing to become and admin of a group - had to do it via the PC.
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Adblock has been helpful though. Hid some parts of the page entirely
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Amusing as it is how any mention of FB draws a crowd of people who love to tell everyone they don't use it, this isn't really the place - self congratulation is better posted in General
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThe new Facebook just hit my browser and my God, it's horrible. Billed as clean and light, they've made it so each post takes up my entire (very large) monitor. Seems mainly they've blown images up far larger? It's like FaceBook for the elderly.
I've already attacked it with AdBlock to remove the pointless "stories" top-bar that was eating 20% of the space, but I seem to recall there are ways to monkey with individual sites/pages?
Not sure if this is worse because I have a high-res monitor (QHD) - I thought Mac was better at this?
Of course lots of people are off FB these days.
I only use phone / iPad for it now... the one exception I stumble across yesterday was needing to become and admin of a group - had to do it via the PC.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThe new Facebook just hit my browser and my God, it's horrible. Billed as clean and light, they've made it so each post takes up my entire (very large) monitor. Seems mainly they've blown images up far larger? It's like FaceBook for the elderly.
I've already attacked it with AdBlock to remove the pointless "stories" top-bar that was eating 20% of the space, but I seem to recall there are ways to monkey with individual sites/pages?
Not sure if this is worse because I have a high-res monitor (QHD) - I thought Mac was better at this?
Of course lots of people are off FB these days.
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New facebook, ugh
The new Facebook just hit my browser and my God, it's horrible. Billed as clean and light, they've made it so each post takes up my entire (very large) monitor. Seems mainly they've blown images up far larger? It's like FaceBook for the elderly.
I've already attacked it with AdBlock to remove the pointless "stories" top-bar that was eating 20% of the space, but I seem to recall there are ways to monkey with individual sites/pages?
Not sure if this is worse because I have a high-res monitor (QHD) - I thought Mac was better at this?
Of course lots of people are off FB these days.Tags: None
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