Facebook doesn’t listen to us (although we think that they should), so we’re just here to help people who are hating Facebook’s latest awfulness get around it.
Of course, you shouldn’t have to do any of them at all, because Facebook should never have inflicted this unholy monstrosity on us, but there you have it. The 4th method is unrelated and involves changing which browser you use. We actually have not 1, but 6 – count’em – 6 workaround methods for you! Three of them are related, and we have designated them “good”, “better”, and “best”. It sure does drive home how you are not the customer with Facebook, you are the product, doesn’t it? So you’d think that Facebook would get a clue and remove it, but hey, they didn’t ask us. Facebook started rolling out this new “feature” (ahem) several weeks ago, and it seems that almost everybody hates it.
