Why has nobody made a facebook app that has tor connection built in and uses facebook's .onion url to access? I want to learn how to build this app and compile it. Advice? There are plenty of 3rd party facebook apps but none that I've seen with this function.
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Hey guys!
Does anyone know if there is a way for the facebook tab for a contact to bring up the facebook app instead of launching the mobile facebook website?
For clarification: bring up a facebook linked contact in sense and click to view their profile, a comment, or an update. m.facebook launches in the browser for me. I would much prefer the facebook app instead.
Thanks!
This points out yet another reason to freaking uninstall that facebook app. It doesn't DO much does it?
I like the app and this seems like HTC's fault or maybe Google's. You know how when you have multiple apps duplicating functionality you get to choose which app handles each request and/or set default. Maybe Google needs to add an action for facebook?
Also the notifications that the facebook app fires off link to the mobile website instead of opening the app? What the?
Digitaltigre said:
I like the app and this seems like HTC's fault or maybe Google's. You know how when you have multiple apps duplicating functionality you get to choose which app handles each request and/or set default. Maybe Google needs to add an action for facebook?
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No, this fault lies 99.996% on the Facebook app developers.
It's a sorry excuse for an official Facebook application in every right, especially when a 3rd party dev bests it with a limited SDK (See Babbler for Android).
Hi all, I'm trying to debugging how the new google Hangouts works with the old Gtalk/Xmpp protocol.
The primary goal is to know when a buddy is online from mobile or he is completly offline/unavailable.
At first I thought that when the mobile client disconnects from internet and from google server the Xmpp status of its buddy would become offline. So I've developed a simply app, Hangout isOnline:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lorenzobraghetto.hangoutsisonline
https://github.com/monossido/Hangout-isOnline
But then I discover that even if all Hangouts clients are not comunicating with google server the Gtalk buddy it's still online with an away status, apparently without any changes. (the xmpp Presence packet seems to be the same)
The app it's still usefull to know if someone is using:
-Gtalk online/away
-Hangouts from PC online/away
-Hangouts from mobile
The app it's opensource so if someone has a solution for that any contribution is helpfull!
The app is updated, the hangouts/xmpp limitations are still here, but there are some new feature such as "sort by" option, searching ecc...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lorenzobraghetto.hangoutsisonline
Hi all, recently Facebook has removed support for all third party messenger apps, not allowing them to connect to messages anymore:
On April 15th 2015, Facebook is making an update to their API (application program interface) that affects how AIM and other applications connect to Facebook.
As part of the API update, Facebook will remove support for third party clients like AIM to integrate with their chat feature. You will continue to receive Facebook notifications in your AIM Updates feed and everything else you’ve come to know and love about AIM will stay the same.
This is a major inconvenience for me as I have always utilised third party apps such as privy chat which offers features that the Facebook messenger app does not.
Is there anyway around this? Or alternatively, does anyone know of a way to read entire Facebook messages without the other person knowing you've read it?
Thanks to anyone that can help!
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Williamharv said:
Hi all, recently Facebook has removed support for all third party messenger apps, not allowing them to connect to messages anymore:
On April 15th 2015, Facebook is making an update to their API (application program interface) that affects how AIM and other applications connect to Facebook.
As part of the API update, Facebook will remove support for third party clients like AIM to integrate with their chat feature. You will continue to receive Facebook notifications in your AIM Updates feed and everything else you’ve come to know and love about AIM will stay the same.
This is a major inconvenience for me as I have always utilised third party apps such as privy chat which offers features that the Facebook messenger app does not.
Is there anyway around this? Or alternatively, does anyone know of a way to read entire Facebook messages without the other person knowing you've read it?
Thanks to anyone that can help!
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No guarantee it will work, just an idea. Why not try editing the files in the app? Maybe there is a file containing the servers(IP addresses)?
I'm honestly not quite sure how to do that, but I think the problem is Facebook not allowing apps to read messages anymore, leaving messenger as the only app to do so :/
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For a while I've used the SlimFacebook app, basicly an app using the website but with some enhanced features. I like it alot, fast, battery friendly and doesn't need any permissions. The messenger app is another story though. Even though I can use it in SlimFacebook, the lack of notification makes it unconvenient to use when using chat. So I'm just wondering if there is any third party Facebook messenger app out there which has few permissions and is light on the phone? Currently Messenger is now using 170mb of ram on my device which is crazy!
Sorry if this is posted in the wrong forum part.
Hi all
I have a web app that uses notifications to users that go via Firebase, and this is working well.
I have an Android App that someone developed for me, which basically houses the web site (via webView) along with some additional tools such as a Qr reader. I myself am not an app developer but a web dev.
I would like to add the notifications to the App as well - he told me he has added what he needs to do on his side, and that i need to add some code to the web site, so that that the notifications can work in the App as well.
Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Thanks!