I absolutely agree with Slava, who said in the 9th issue of the podcast “42”: “Facebook* is not really a social network. ... This is a platform that currently sorts content on websites. It's a platform that allows people to distribute interesting content.” If you do not set yourself the goal of promoting your creativity, then no one prevents you from promoting the creativity of other people and actively having conversations with friends on topics that really caught you alive. To do this, it is enough to install a script in Google Chrome that outputs a Facebook* toolbar on every page of the great and mighty Internet.
To enable the script, go to the page. Click the Install button and allow us to enter the number of extensions of our Google Chrome browser. The developers claim that after installing the application, the Like button can be used on any page of the network. Also, if you click on the plus icon, it will show you all the latest activity and recommendations about the site you are currently on.
There is no need to configure the script extension. You can only turn it off in the settings if you get tired of its toolbar. Now, when visiting any page in the upper area of the screen, information about the number of people who liked this page will be displayed under the Google Chrome address bar. Also, when you click on the plus sign, information about the latest publications in the blog community and about the recommendations of its readers for reading this or that article appears.
In the process of using the script, two drawbacks were found. To turn the toolbar on and off, you need to go to the extension settings and turn it off/on only this way. Also, the toolbar will create inconveniences for LiveJournal users – it is impossible to use the upper functional line (add to friends and other functions).
Facebook Script Page*-Like buttons
Instagram Facebook and social networks owned by Meta Platforms Inc. are prohibited from operating in the territory of the Russian Federation.*
