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    Completely Get Rid Of Facebook Questions In Firefox And Google Chrome

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    Submitted by admin on Fri, 04/29/2011 - 13:45
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    The “Questions” feature in Facebook may be useful to some folks, but I don’t find it useful for a couple of reasons.

    First, the questions are more geared towards fun and virality rather than usefulness. I agree that the nature of questions depends on the people you’re connected to but I have hardly seen anyone praising the usefulness of Facebook questions.

    Second, whenever there is a world event like the Royal wedding or the launch of a new gadget, my timeline suddenly gets filled with dozens of irrelevant questions in which I have no interest at all. Worst thing is that the same question appears multiple times in the timeline, whenever there is a new answer or someone posts a comment to the question

    And the notifications.“Mr X has answered Mr Y’s question”. After a while, this gets really annoying and the sad part is that Facebook does not allow you to block Facebook questions like you can block a particular application, game, invites or a user.

    Here is what the FAQ page reads

    As with other Facebook applications like Photos and Events, there is no way to turn off Questions.

    If you’re fed up with the spammy nature of Facebook questions and want to turn off the clutter, try the Hide Facebook Questions extension for Google Chrome. The extension hides every evidence of the “Questions” feature so your news feed doesn’t get cluttered with polls.Once installed, you will need to refresh Google Chrome and the Questions feature will vanish from your timeline.

    And so will the notifications that used to come when one of your friends answered a question asked by another Facebook friend of yours.

     

    hide-facebook-questions

    Firefox fans can try the more advanced FB purity add-on which lets you fix some other annoyances apart from hiding Facebook questions in Firefox. For example, FB Purity allows you to use the older Facebook commenting system, where pressing Enter or Return adds a new line to your comment, and pressing the “Comment” button submits the comment.

    Both the browser extensions works out of the box – there are no options to configure and nothing to tweak.


    Completely Get Rid Of Facebook Questions In Firefox And Google Chrome
    originally appeared on Techie Buzz written by Amit Banerjee on Friday 29th April 2011 02:45:44 PM under Internet Browsers.
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