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How do I block "suggested for you" posts on Facebook?
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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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Thanks for this! So far so good. I've tried searching for alternatives on searching duckduckgo, old.reddit, and searching Lemmy first before making this post.
There exists filter block lists, userscripts, browser add-ons, the old-old mbasic mobile version of the FB website, and webview apps like Frost. But it's quite well-known now big sites like Twitter, FB, Reddit, etc, are using dynamic ever-changing anti-adblock techniques. It is quite exhausting keeping up with which solution works today and which one doesn't... "a cat and mouse game".
In honest, it's not Reddit-like hate here. Just comments experience consistant of, "well, I myself have tried all the tricks and at end of it, I'm tired, I gained little to nothing out of it. Try walking away from it maybe". Or like me, use FB sparingly -- like credit cards, ex-girlfriends, or M.S.G. in food.