Re:Study: Staying off Facebook can make you happier
by bowlich on Thursday November 12, 2015 @11:19PM
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Wow. How did I miss this?
I still keep Facebook around 10% for looking people's contact information and 90% because everyone has migrated to using Facebook's messenger. Cutting it just down to the messenger is a godsend.
Re:Study: Staying off Facebook can make you happier
by maskedinvader on Thursday November 12, 2015 @10:43PM
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I am not so sure that was the most useful, I sure liked the main site chat to work on mobile even if I didn't want another app (messenger to be installed). Yeah i'm one of those few who prefer simple single app experience. I prefer if companies could try keep things a little more backward compatible. /rant
Re:Study: Staying off Facebook can make you happier
by sotojuan on Friday November 13, 2015 @09:10AM
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I agree with you. It must have been annoying for people who use the site and messenger. I meant I like that they can act as two separate things.
Re:Study: Staying off Facebook can make you happier
by tim333 on Friday November 13, 2015 @06:37AM
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Hey that's cool. Didn't realise it existed. So much cleaner than the same stuff on facebook.com.
Re:Study: Staying off Facebook can make you happier
by something123 on Friday November 13, 2015 @12:05AM
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It's started to lag and be very clunk for me recently (though maybe I just need to close some tabs). It used to be incredibly more responsive than facebook.com
The best thing Facebook ever did was separate the useful messenger from the terrible main site.