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anyone know how it works for macbooks? Posted via RS Mobile |
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If you don't like it, LET THEM KNOW. I did... told them it should at least be made optional. Said it's *kinda* neat on my desktop, but it really messes things up on my netbook's tiny screen. |
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another reason why the black frame is terrible is that you cannot right click and save the image so you can do something with them later |
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The new fb format is pretty shafted, they should just go back to the good old days. |
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Removing FB black frame on Mac Quote:
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Thanks!!! That black frame is annoying Posted via RS Mobile |
skip to 0:55 for a permanent script to disable the black box for after you install grease monkey on firefox. just go directly to the link with chrome. no need for grease monkey http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/96773 |
I can't believe people are against the new photo display script... it's better in every single way.. wtf? |
now i can save images again :troll: |
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- Have to close it before you can click anything else (Notifications/Home/Profile/etc.) - Too big for my netbook screen - Has no real benefit other than putting a pretty(?) frame around the pictures In what ways is it better? Do be specific than "every way." |
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Basically it has nothing but positives, I don't understand the backlash other than "it's not what we're used to and that's bad". Which seems to be what happens every time they improve Facebook... |
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i love how when someone comments on a photo, i just click the notification and when im done viewing the comments, i click outside of the small blackbox window thing and continue where i was before i got the notification. the only reason why i disabled it right now is just for the saving pics and copy image url :/ |
You can save images by hitting "download". That link is also the image url that you can copy and paste for the original quality/size image |
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Edit: additional bonus: you can turn it on and off with a single click, a courtesy not afforded by the FB black frame. Quote:
They could at least make it optional, because it's a major PITA on my netbook. :failed: We're all very happy it works nicely for you on your 36" screen and blazingly-fast 16-core, 48GB RAM machine. It's doesn't work so well for everyone. |
What's with the hostility? Look, all I said was that I didn't understand the resistance to this. For all the negatives I've seen, there has been a simple solution. If you don't agree, fine. If you have a small screen, I can see it being a problem. But then if your screen is that small, I'm sure facebook isn't the only site you have problems with. Posted via RS Mobile |
CTRL+R gets rid of the black frame!!! but not permanently, just for the one time you are on FB. |
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I didn't say anything about anyone who disagrees with me. I just said I don't see their point. All the "reasons" given, I have counterpoints for all those arguments. So I still don't get it, sorry. |
- Have to close it before you can click anything else (Notifications/Home/Profile/etc.) I think this is the only con about the new template (that effects me anyway). More or less, the same to me. I don't like it, but I don't hate it either. But the change does seem redundant anyhow. |
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