facebook problems today
Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life. [1]
I’ve had an account on Facebook for a while. [...] They’ve brilliantly created an open community that allows developers to quickly create applications that can rapidly acquire hundreds of thousands of users. [2]
You can follow the entire series by click Facebook Problems Today. [3]
My friends list has exploded, I’ve added a bunch of apps (just to play around - hint - important reference to a note below), and exercised most of the features that I could find. [2]
One of the questions I see a lot in the Facebook help forums is specifically related to Firefox, and how “Facebook seems to be really slow today on Firefox!” [3]
Until a month ago - around the time of the F8 Platform launch - I checked it once a month. [...] The Problem: As of today, Facebook is deriving massive benefit in all the application development that they’ve enabled. [2]
This is a series where I will address recurring questions that people have about Facebook, how to perform certain tasks on Facebook profiles and Facebook Fan Pages, and also how to trouble problems that you might be having. [3]
Last week, I started saying to people “Facebook is a substitute for television.” I don’t think I made this up (I’m sure someone else said it first), but for the last decade many people involved in the Internet have been searching for the pure substitute for TV - what will you spend your online time playing with instead of sitting and passively watching TV. [2]
This method actually works for all browsers with the only exception that depending on what specific browser you use, the process of clearing your cache may be different. [...] This website uses IntenseDebate comments, but they are not currently loaded because either your browser doesn’t support JavaScript, or they didn’t load fast enough. [3]
This problem is directly linked to the absolute strategic brilliance of the Facebook folks around the launch of the Facebook platform. [2]
You should now be experiencing substantially faster speeds on Facebook while using your Firefox browser. [...] Let it process for about 60 seconds, restart Firefox, then log back into Facebook. [3]
Sources:
[1] ESL TV: Firefox 3.6 Problems | Facebook
[2] The Facebook Problem
[3] Facebook Problems Today: Facebook Is Slow On Firefox {VIDEO}