Discussion Anyone else find Facebook a nightmare to sign in to?

[Hoppipolla]

The only way it seems to want to let me sign in on my new choice of browser (LibreWolf) is to get a security code by either text or WhatsApp.

So I sent it by text a few times and it never accepted it, and then it stopped sending it completely.

So I tried downloading whatsapp to use it as an authenticator basically, and they're not coming up there either!

Every other site works fine...

 

[Paladin]

I don't like that every site makes you login to an account in order to view stuff now. It's annoying for when people link stuff from other platforms here

 

[Todd Thundercock]

Here's your sign to stop using it

 

[Hoppipolla]

Here's your sign to stop using it

I can't really. Mostly because so many people I know use it.

It's even worse than back in the day on MSN Messenger as at least back then it was less bossy and also I could connect to it using lots of third-party clients like Kopete or Pidgin.

 

[SmhChan]

They review every new sign up. You can't have an anon account. Idk how normies aren't outraged over it.

 

[PersonalityChad]

I don't use faceberg so idk

 

[PolskiKartofel]

I find 99.99% of jewbook content as nightmare

 

[Emba]

Use only normie browsers for normie shit.

Use alt browsers for random use.

 

[Hoppipolla]

Use only normie browsers for normie shit.

Use alt browsers for random use.

Oh do you think it might be related to LibreWolf?

I guess it could be although I've had similar drama with Facebook on Firefox before.

 

[Emba]

Oh do you think it might be related to LibreWolf?

I guess it could be although I've had similar drama with Facebook on Firefox before.

They want the ability to track you everywhere you go using that browser... (Via persistent cookies &/or tracking dots.)

Look up
"Browser isolation"

And use different browsers for different tasks.

Also, clean all you're caches and temp files on exit of the browsers.

 

[Hoppipolla]

They want the ability to track you everywhere you go using that browser... (Via persistent cookies &/or tracking dots.)

Look up
"Browser isolation"

And use different browsers for different tasks.

Also, clean all you're caches and temp files on exit of the browsers.

That is kind of mad that they want to track you everywhere.

I know some browsers block that stuff but I don't know if LibreWolf or Waterfox do. Maybe.

 

[Fed_911]

Who tf uses facebook??

 

[Hoppipolla]

Who tf uses facebook??

I don't understand how you guys who don't use it stay in touch with friends and family and stuff.

 

[Fed_911]

I don't understand how you guys who don't use it stay in touch with friends and family and stuff.

People use instagram but I’m a sub5.I don’t know anyone who still uses facebook tbh

Also, most inkwells aren’t friends with normies

 

[Emba]

That is kind of mad that they want to track you everywhere.

I know some browsers block that stuff but I don't know if LibreWolf or Waterfox do. Maybe.

The trick is, to find a browser they like. They can only follow you on that browser. So get a new IP address. If on phone data, turn it off for a few seconds, then turn it back on... Poof! New IP address!

Maybe use chromium browser for feceboot?

Save the clean browsers for searching and is.

For example, Amazon also tracks you everywhere. So, I use a certain browser for that stuff, then turn it off. And get a new IP address... Then I can visit them again via a different browser, to look at stuff, and they don't know who I am.

 

[Hoppipolla]

The trick is, to find a browser they like. They can only follow you on that browser. So get a new IP address. If on phone data, turn it off for a few seconds, then turn it back on... Poof! New IP address!

Maybe use chromium browser for feceboot?

Save the clean browsers for searching and is.

For example, Amazon also tracks you everywhere. So, I use a certain browser for that stuff, then turn it off. And get a new IP address... Then I can visit them again via a different browser, to look at stuff, and they don't know who I am.

LibreWolf and Brave and stuff block trackers anyway I think