“Facebook released a tool that lets people see how it tracks their “off-Facebook activity.” AHH SO YOU JUST TOLD FACEBOOK YOU ARE TRYING TO SPY BACK – GREAT. GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.
Facebook knows what you’re doing on other sites and in real life. This tool lets you see what it knows about you.
There are some apps, but they are very limited – fact is, Facebook doesn’t let them know ALL the stuff it gathers about your browsing habits, so no app or plugin could really do it.
6 Apps to Find What Facebook Knows About You (And How to Block It)
To say Facebook is a popular social media service is certainly downplaying all that it truly is. Facebook is a global corporation, offering advertising and business products. The everyday user logs in to see their friends, family, and possibly funny
Would love the ability to change any color and save it, that would allow me to pitch redesigns of client’s sites easily. Currently I only find chrome inspector useful. Any suggestions. Heres the vid for dark mode though, which is handy for reading in bed without lighting the entire room up.
Night Mode's main goal is to reduce the brightness of your screen lower than you can achieve with the default settings.
This application applies an overlay filter that acts as a dimmer to darken the screen and ensure your eyes don't hurt. ð
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I want to select only <buttons> whose parents have display: block and exclude those <buttons> whose parents have display:none. Is there any way to accomplish this?
I would love this. The number of places lazy devs use this to hide stuff they don’t want people to see is astounding, and only adds to bad coding. Its like digital litering at best.
Places it’s tempting to use `display: none;`, but don’t | CSS-Tricks
Help yourself be better at accessibility by using better hiding techniques that don’t use display: none;. This involves some tricks like using more clever class names, being fancier with how you deal with JavaScript library animations, or avoiding hiding all together.
“Facebook released a tool that lets people see how it tracks their “off-Facebook activity.” AHH SO YOU JUST TOLD FACEBOOK YOU ARE TRYING TO SPY BACK – GREAT. GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.
There are some apps, but they are very limited – fact is, Facebook doesn’t let them know ALL the stuff it gathers about your browsing habits, so no app or plugin could really do it.
That would be great, especially if it allowed you to delete info you don’t want it to know. For now there is this… https://www.alphr.com/facebook/1003521/see-everything-facebook-knows-about-you-here-s-how/
Would love the ability to change any color and save it, that would allow me to pitch redesigns of client’s sites easily. Currently I only find chrome inspector useful. Any suggestions. Heres the vid for dark mode though, which is handy for reading in bed without lighting the entire room up.
This extension for chrome does the dark/light thing on wiki or any site you want.
This makes any site night mode, but you can’t just pick any colors, should be possible though.
I have been needing this as an option in chrome explorer for a while now too, surprised it isn’t an option. But, read this before you make it…
I would love this. The number of places lazy devs use this to hide stuff they don’t want people to see is astounding, and only adds to bad coding. Its like digital litering at best.