How To Update Facebook Status Through Gtalk

There are Multiple methods available to update status on Facebook right from your Browser, Mobile web or SMS. Now you can update your facebook status even from your Gtalk or any other IM Service you use. In my Previous post I have mentioned about the translation bot in GTalk. You just need to add a IM bot to your Gtalk and authorize it in short simple steps. You shall then post the message as such chatting with your friend. Easy to setup, You will be able to post the facebook status within a minute from now.

Just follow the Easy steps given below:

• Invite fbbot@bot.im bot to your Gtalk (Once invited, the bot becomes Visible in couple of seconds).

• Click Here and  Allow the app to access your facebook Account by clicking Allow button.

• Once done, You will receive a long verification Code. just copy it

• Now, Open the Chat window of the Bot and Send the Verification code.

• You will receive this update on the Chat Window. “You are added. You can Start posting”

• That's all, You can Start Posting status Now...!!!

How to Remove or Disable Facebook Timeline and Get Old Profile

If you have activated facebook timeline and now you want to remove facebook timeline and get the old profile back then just follow the below given simple steps :
Step 1 – First Login to your Facebook Account and then go to Facebook Developers Page .
Step 2 – Now Click on Edit App .
Step 3 – After Clicking on Edit App you will get option of Delete App now click on Delete App .
Step 4 – Now Facebook will ask to Confirm that you want to delete the App .
Step  5 – After Clicking on Confirm you will get Confirmation message that App has been Deleted.
Step 6 – Thats it ! Your facebook Timeline will be disabled and you will get your old Facebook Profile Bac

Facebook Shortcut Keys For Mozilla and Internet Explorer

Hello Friends Today i am posting Some Facebook Shortcut Keys For Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer Browser so while using Facebook use these Shortcut Keys of Facebook and Enjoy Facebook without using Mouse.
List of  Facebook Shortcut Keys :

For Facebook Help Center – Shift+Alt+0
For Facebook Home Page – Shift+Alt+1
For Your Facebook Profile Page – Shift+Alt+2
For Friend Request – Shift+Alt+3
For Messages – Shift+Alt+4
For Notification – Shift+Alt+5
For Account Settings – Shift+Alt+6
For Privacy Settings – Shift+Alt+7
For Facebook Pages – Shift+Alt+8
For Facebook Terms of Use – Shift+Alt+9
For Enable Search – Shift+Alt+?
For Compose a New Message – Shift+Alt+m
Enjoy

How To Post Any Picture On Your Facebook Chat Box

HiyA Friends Before Some Days I had Posted cool Facebook Chat Tricks 2012 about how to Insert Facebook Profile and Facebook Pages Picture during the chat session and today i am posting one more cool Facebook Chat Trick about how to post any picture on your facebook chat box or you can also say that how to get any Picture Code For Facebook Chat Box .

Just Follow Below Given Simple Steps :
Step 1 – First Login to your Facebook Account.
Step 2 – Now Go To This Site and Like their Facebook Page.
Step 3 – Click on the Choose File Button and choose an image from your computer .
Step 4 – Click on the Upload Now button .
Step 5 – Now Click on Show Codes and Paste the Code to Your Facebook Chat Box.
Thats It !
Enjoy Facebook Chatting with Cool Trick

How to Create a Fake Facebook Status

Simple Steps to Follow :
Step 1 – First Go to The Facebook Application Wall Machine and Click on Connect.

Step 2 – Now you can edit Name,Status,Comments,Like and Pictures as you want.

Step 3 – Click on the Name To Edit Name and Click on Status For Editing Status.

 Step 4 – For Adding Picture Click on Left Side of the Name.

Step 5 – Click on Like and Rename it and For Editing
Comments click on it and  Edit the Comments.

Done ! Now Your Fake Status will Be Created .


Step 6 – Now Save your Status By Using Save Button .
Enjoy

How to send a photo from your iPhone directly to Facebook

Wish you could post a fresh snapshot from your iPhone onto your Facebook wall without having to open the Facebook app? Well, there is a way, even though there’s no “Send to Facebook” button in the iPhone’s Camera application (or at least, not yet).

Here’s the trick: using a personalized email address for uploading photos to Facebook. Just attach the photo you’d like to post to the email, add your custom Facebook email address, and use the subject line for adding a message to go with the photo (like “Cool photo!”).
Update [7/18/12]: Facebook has (surprise, surprise!) changed the way to get your “post-by-e-mail” address. Click here for more details and step-by-step instructions.
Let’s get started!

• Log into your Facebook account, then visit the Facebook Mobile page.
• Look for the section labeled “Upload via Email”; there, you should find your custom email address for uploading snapshots to your Facebook wall. If the address looks like gibberish (like “abc123xyz@m.facebook.com), don’t worry—that’s how it’s supposed to look.
• Create a contact on your phone for your “upload by email” address. I went ahead and labeled mine “Facebook photo.”
• Now, let’s test it. Tap Camera on your iPhone, take a picture, tap the Share button (the one with the little curved arrow), then tap “Email Photo.”
• In the “To:” line, tap in the name of the contact you just created (“Facebook photo,” in my case), tap a message in the Subject line, and press “Send.”
• Whoosh! Your photo will be automatically posted to your Facebook wall, using the default Facebook privacy settings (which you can always change by clicking the arrow in the top-right corner of any Facebook page, then select Privacy Settings).

A word of caution: Don’t share your personalized Facebook Mobile email address with anyone—that is, unless you’re fine with strangers posting random pictures to your Facebook wall.
If you’re afraid your Facebook Mobile address is out in the open, you can always reset it from the Facebook Mobile site. Just click “Find out more” under “Upload via Email,” then click the “refresh your upload email” link.

How to completely hide the Facebook ticker

Some people love it, most seem to hate it. Until now, though, there was no real way to completely hide the Facebook ticker—you know, that scrolling feed of real-time alerts that ticks off each and every activity of your Facebook friends, no matter how minuscule they may be.

Sure, you could always try closing the Facebook chat sidebar, where the ticker lives if you’re lucky enough to have a large enough display. Another option was to keep the sidebar open and pull the divider between the ticker and your Facebook chat buddies all the way up.
Those with smaller displays (and thus, smaller browser windows), however, were stuck with the ticker in a column right next to the Facebook news feed—and until now, there was no way to make it completely disappear.

You can always make the ticker come back, if you really miss it.

Well, good news. As Inside Facebook reports, it is now possible to hide the Facebook ticker permanently, even if you view Facebook in a small browser window.
Here’s how you do it.

• First, if you have the Facebook chat sidebar open (the one that includes your Facebook friends who are available for chat), go ahead and close it. When you do, the ticker will pop into a column to the right of your news feed.
• Next, look for the little arrow at the top of the ticker; hover your mouse over the arrow, and a little pop-up reading “Hide Sidebar” will appear.
• Go ahead and click the arrow. Presto! The ticker will disappear—and it should stay disappeared, even when you return to Facebook in the future.
• Want the sidebar back? Just click the arrow again.

Note: As Inside Facebook points out, not everyone on Facebook may have the “Hide Sidebar” button showing up on their accounts yet; if that’s the case for you, be patient—it’ll likely show up sooner or later.

How to keep Facebook’s new “Open Graph” apps from over-sharing your activity

You know those updates in your Facebook news feed about which Washington Post stories your friends are reading, what songs they’re listening to on Spotify, and the shows they’re streaming on Hulu? Well, they’re courtesy of Facebook’s new “Open Graph” apps—and many more are on the way.

These Open Graph applications (which, include apps from the likes of Hulu, Spotify, The Washington Post, Yahoo! News, Urbanspoon, and more) can “seamlessly” share you most recent app activity with your Facebook friends after a single click of the “Add to Facebook” button.
Of course, if you’re eager to show the world that you’re, say, reading up on the Kardashians on Yahoo! News, they hey—go for it.
But if you’d rather keep your reading, listening, and streaming habits to yourself, here’s how to stop Facebook’s new, oversharing Open Graph apps from spilling the beans.

You can limit who sees the posts from "Open Graph" Facebook apps right before you install the app onto your account.

Muzzle an Open Graph app before it’s installed
The first (and luckily, not only) chance you have to keep an Open Graph app from sharing all your activity on Facebook comes as you’re installing the app itself.
During the installation process, you’ll see a pull-down menu that lets you choose how far and wide you’d like your app activity to be spread—from “Public” (meaning everyone and anyone, even non-Facebook members) to “Only Me.”
Select “Only Me” to keep an Open Graph app from sharing any activity at all, or pick a Friend List like “Family” or “Close Friends” to keep your activity in a tighter circle. You can even choose to share with only a few specific friends by selecting “Custom.”
Once you’re satisfied, go ahead and click the “Add to Facebook” button.

You can always go back a change the sharing options for an Open Graph app—or just delete the app completely, if you wish.

Tweak Open Graph app sharing settings in your Privacy Settings
Did you already grant an Open Graph app permission to share your activity with the Facebook masses, or are you simply not sure who can see what? Never fear—there’s an easy way to change the sharing settings for an Open Graph app, even after you’ve installed it.

• Go to the top-right corner of any Facebook page, click on the little downward arrow (it’s right next to the “Home” link), select Account Settings, then click the Apps link in the left column.
• Now, see an app in the list that’s been posting a little too much activity to your Facebook Timeline? Click its “Edit” button along the right side of the page.
• Find the section labeled “App activity privacy,” then check the pull-down menu to the right. Don’t like what you see? Then click it and section a new option—again, anything from “Public” to “Only Me.”
• From here, you can also revoke the app’s permission to post anything to your Timeline at all (click the “X” next to “Add app activity to your Timeline” and/or “Post to Facebook as you”), or you can zap the app completely by clicking the “Remove app” link.
• All done? Click “Close.”

So, are you comfortable with “Open Graph” apps sharing what you’re reading, listening to, and watching on Facebook?

How to make your Facebook news feed default to “most recent” stories first

Had it up to here with the “highlighted” stories at the top of your Facebook news feed? Well, you can always sort your feed by “most recent” rather than “highlighted,” but there’s just one problem: the next time you return to Facebook, you’ll probably be stuck looking at “highlighted” stories again.

First, the bad news: there’s no official way to permanently switch your news feed stories to chronological order. The good news? You can add a Facebook bookmark to your browser that’ll make your feed default to the “most recent” sorting option.
You can click this link right here to open a new browser window with the custom Facebook link, or you can copy and paste the link below:

http://www.facebook.com/?sk=h_chr

That little bit of extra code at the end of the link tells Facebook to sort your news feed in chronological (or “chr”) order. A second URL, “https://www.facebook.com/?sk=h_nor,” sorts your feed by “highlighted” stories (or posts that Facebook thinks are most relevant to you), and I’m guessing that the “nor” in that link stands for “normal.”
Now, here’s the thing about bookmarking this tweaked Facebook URL: while it’ll definitely force your news feed to default to “most recent” on your initial visit, your feed may revert to sorting by “highlighted” stories as you continue to browse.
Yep, pretty annoying, but at least you can snap back to chronological sorting by clicking your new bookmark again.

20 Facebook Tips/Tricks You Might Not Know

1. How to Download Facebook Photo Albums

   FacePAD: Facebook Photo Album Downloader allows you to download your friends’ facebook albums, Events albums, and Group Albums, en masse, with the click of a button.
   
   

2. How to Share Flickr Photos to Facebook

   Flickr2Facebook is an unofficial Flickr to Facebook uploader(bookmarklet) which allows you upload photos to Facebook from Flickr.
   
   

3. How to Update Facebook without Using Facebook

   hellotxt and Ping.fm both introduced features that let Facebook administrators update Facebook Pages.
   
   

4. How to Schedule Facebook Messages

   Sendible lets you schedule Facebook messages ahead of time so you can send messages to your friends, customers or colleagues in the future.
   
   

5. How to "Friend" Someone on Facebook & Hide It From Your Status Updates

   I’m sure that this has happened to you before. Someone you have ties to, whether it’s a co-worker, your boss, or even worse, a parent, has finally discovered social networking and wants to be your newest Facebook friend.
   For me personally, that’s no big deal. I’m fairly open about my online activities. Everything I write, Digg, or otherwise share goes through my FriendFeed to my Twitter then ultimately onto my Facebook (my, that sounds naughty). Besides that, just about everyone I’d consider a co-worker is already on Facebook, and would have little issue about my other Internet activities.
   Putting all that aside however, imagine for a moment that I worked at Domino’s Pizza and that I don’t want my boss to know that I just became a fan of Papa John’s (writing this one’s gonna make me hungry). Here’s what I would do to hide Facebook status updates and keep that fact confined to my closer friends:
   On your Facebook home page, you should see the ‘Settings’ menu close to the search field on your upper-right. Open that menu and go to ‘Privacy Settings’.
   
   
   On the next page, you’ll have four choices: Profile, Search, News Feed, and Applications. What you’ll want to edit here are your Profile privacy settings.
   
   
   By default, everything on your profile is limited to your Friends and your Networks (your first Network is likely your city of residence, but you may have joined more). From the screenshot above, you can see that I’ve limited everything on my profile to my Friends and their Friends. Anyone else who visits my profile will only see that I have a profile, but will not see what’s on it.
   In my example, you’re going to want to edit the setting on your Status Updates, since you don’t want your boss to know that you’ve “fanned” the competition. Click that dropdown menu and then select ‘Customize’.
   
   
   You may want to tweak your overall privacy setting here, but what we’re aiming for is the “Except These People” list at the bottom of this dialog. Type out the name of any of your Friends to restrict that person from viewing anything in your Status Updates.
   For all you faithful Facebook fans, we’ve got a lot of tips and tricks on how to make the most of the site. If you have any privacy tips or concerns to share, please drop them in a comment. I’m off to order pizza.
   
   
   

6. How to Create a Photo Collage Using Pictures of Your Facebook Friends

   Click on Friends tab. Proceed to More tab. From "Choose an option" dropdown, choose any of the dashes "—" . Your Facebook friends collage is right on your computer screen.
   
   

7. How to Know When Facebook Friends Secretly Delete or Block You

   This service has been discontinued. X-Friends is a unique tool for tracking friends that disappear from Facebook.
   
   

8. How to Display Selected Pictures Only on your Facebook Profile Page

   A little-known feature in Facebook that lets you decide who shows up in that Friends box. Click that "edit" pencil in your Friends box and type the names of your best friends in the box that says "Always show these friends"
   
   

9. How to Remove Facebook Advertisements

   This Greasemonkey script – Facebook: Cleaner removes many of the annoying ads and updates that unavoidably appear on your Facebook pages.
   
   

10. How to Syncs Photos of Facebook Friends with Contacts in Microsoft Outlook

    OutSync is a free Windows application that syncs photos of your Facebook friends with matching contacts in Microsoft Outlook. It allows you to select which contacts are updated. So you can update all contacts at once or just a few at a time.
    
    

11. How to Display Facebook Statuses on WordPress Blog 

    
    If you want to show your Facebook Statuses and you are hosting on a WordPress.com blog that restricts you from installing plugins, try this. The following method make use of Facebook status feed and WordPress RSS widget. It will also work for self-host WordPress blogs, but you guys who self-host can use better plugins for that.
    
    

    Step 1

    Login into Facebook. Under Profile, look for Mini Feed column, click on See All.
    
    

    Step 2

    Under Mini Feed, click on ‘Status Stories‘ on the right column. Scroll all the way to the bottom, look for ‘My Status‘
    
    

    Step 3

    Copy the link of My Status, and we are about to use this in WordPress blog. Your link will look something like the following:
    
    

    Step 4 (WordPress)

    Under WordPress admin, Navigate to Design -> Widget. Look for RSS Widget, add it to your side bar.
    
    

    Step 5

    Paste the copied URL inside, give it a name, save and your Facebook statuses (or status depends on how many you display) will now appear on your WordPress blog.
    
    

     

    
    
    

12. How to Post Your Blog Posts to Your Facebook Wall Automatically

    Wordbook allows you to cross-post your blog posts to your Facebook Wall. Your Facebook “Boxes” tab will show your most recent blog posts.
    
    

13. How to Access Facebook Chat on Desktop

    Gabtastik and digsby let you keep Facebook chat sessions open on your Windows desktop outside of your regular web browser, using minimal screen real estate and system memory.
    
    

14. How to Create Quiz on Facebook Easily

    LOLapps provides quiz creator that can be employed to conjure up these popular personality quizzes that are so widespread in Facebook.
    
    

15. How to Hide Your Online Status on Facebook Chat from Select Contacts

    Facebook has integrated friends list with Chat and you can also choose which of these list members get to see you online.
    
    

16. How to Get Facebook Updates on Email

    If you are connected with too many people on Facebook and need to hide your online status on Facebook Chat from certain contacts, here’s some help.
    If you are connected with too many people on Facebook and need to hide your online status on Facebook Chat from certain contacts, here’s some help.
    
    Facebook has integrated friends list with Chat and you can also choose which of these list members get to see you online.
    
    So you can stay visible to your family members and close friends while the rest of your Facebook friends won’t know if you are logged into Facebook.
    Earlier you had to completely turn off Facebook chat in order to hide your online status from other contacts.
    The Facebook chat window has easy sliders so you can easily toggle your online status for any friends list in a click.
    
    
    

17. How to Update Facebook Status from Firefox

    FireStatus is a status update utility for multiple social networks, including FaceBook.
    
    

18. How to Get Facebook on Your Desktop

    Seesmic Desktop, Facebooker, Xobni, Facebook Sidebar Gadget, Scrapboy and Facebook AIR application are desktop applications that allows you interact with your stream just as you would on Facebook, but without the browser.
    
    

19. How to Delete, Cancel and Terminate Facebook Account and Profile

    
    Facebook is a popular social networking website comparable to MySpace. You may receive many invite requests from friends, coursemates, colleagues or family members to join Facebook to connect with them. So you join and sign up a Facebook account but think that may be a phone call is a much better way to bring relationship with friends closer or Facebook account has seriously invaded your privacy and security, you can easily terminate, delete or cancel Facebook account, together with the Facebook profile.
    
    

Sign in to Facebook account.

1. Click on Account link on the top right corner. 
2. 
   
3. On the “Settings” tab (click on Settings if you’re not already there), click on deactivate at the end of “Deactivate Account” line.
   
4. “Confirm Facebook Account Deactivation” page will load. Select one of the reasons why you want to delete your Facebook account, such as I don’t feel safe on the site, I spend too much time using Facebook, I have another Facebook account, This is temporary. I’ll be back, I need to fix something in my account, I don’t understand how to use the site, I receive too many emails from Facebook, I don’t find Facebook useful or Facebook is resulting in social drama for me. If you have some special reason on why you want to terminate your Facebook account not listed in the list, click on Other and type in your own explanation in the text box provided.
   
5. If you no longer want to receive any invite, notification of friend requests, tag in photos, or ask you to join groups from Facebook, click and tick the check box of Opt out of receiving emails from Facebook. option to opt out and NOT receive these email invitations and notifications from your friends.
6. Click on Deactivate button.
7. Once the Facebook account is deactivated, the following message will appear: Your Facebook account has been deactivated.
   To reactivate your account, simply log in as you normally would, and we’ll send you a reactivation email.
   Come back soon,
   The Facebook Team
   
8. Now your Facebook account is deactivated, but still can be reactivated. So do not attempt to login with to your Facebook account anymore, as doing so will reactivate your account if you click on the reactivation confirmation link sent to your registered email. According to Facebook Privacy Policy, removed information may persist in backup copies for a reasonable period of time but will not be generally available to members of Facebook. So probably wait for a few months or years before attempting to login to verify that all your information is cleaned.

Although can be reactivated and restore your profile in its entirety (friends, photos, interests, etc), deactivation works to completely remove your profile and all associated content on your account from Facebook. In addition, users will not be able to search for you or view any of your information.
Facebook account deletion with no recovery option is slightly different procedure. Here’s how to delete Facebook account.