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We have all encountered at least one such moment when a friend shared something on Facebook, which we didn’t like at all and wouldn’t want the friend to be sharing that anymore. The only option that Facebook gives you for the same is to leave a comment asking your friend not to share such stuff. We so very wish to have the power to Dislike stuff on Facebook, just like we can Like things. Right?
Well, there is a way to Dislike things on Facebook. It’s an experimental Firefox Add-on ‘Facebook Dislike‘. This add-on adds the option to Dislike content on Facebook as shown in the image above. Watch the video embedded below to see how to install this and how to use. It’s pretty simple actually. Just install the add-on and bam!
Just one word of caution, since this is an experimental add-on it might cause some performance issues. I didnt encounter any yet. Also, since its a Firefox Add-on, it will only work with Firefox. Perhaps, another reason to use Firefox. So have fun disliking stuff on Facebook. You are not powerless anymore.
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Well, there is a way to Dislike things on Facebook. It’s an experimental Firefox Add-on ‘Facebook Dislike‘. This add-on adds the option to Dislike content on Facebook as shown in the image above. Watch the video embedded below to see how to install this and how to use. It’s pretty simple actually. Just install the add-on and bam!
