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How to Uninstall / Disable New Facebook Timeline feature from your Profile and Revert to Old FB Layout.
Yes this feature can be annoying for some, many people have been asked ?how to uninstall? or disable this new Facebook Timeline from profile since they find it hard to adapt to something too new so soon. Here are the steps:
* Open the link https://developers.facebook.com/apps
* In the Recently Viewed list in the left sidebar, select the app you created to enable Facebook Timeline
* Click on Edit App on the top right.
* In the page that open, click and confirm Delete App in the Related Links list in left sidebar.
Back in the early days of Facebook, your profile was pretty basic ? just your name, a photo, where you went to school?stuff you?d cover in the first five minutes you met someone.
Over time, your profile evolved to better reflect how you actually communicate with your friends. Now you can can share photos of what you did last weekend, and updates about how you feel today.
But since the focus is on the most recent things you posted, more important stuff slips off the page. The photos of your graduation get replaced by updates about what you had for breakfast.
Say you?re catching up with an old friend ? would you rather find out that they had eggs this morning, or hear about their new dream job?
The way your profile works today, 99% of the stories you share vanish. The only way to find the posts that matter is to click ?Older Posts? at the bottom of the page. Again. And again.
Yes this feature can be annoying for some, many people have been asked ?how to uninstall? or disable this new Facebook Timeline from profile since they find it hard to adapt to something too new so soon. Here are the steps:
* Open the link https://developers.facebook.com/apps
* In the Recently Viewed list in the left sidebar, select the app you created to enable Facebook Timeline
* Click on Edit App on the top right.
* In the page that open, click and confirm Delete App in the Related Links list in left sidebar.
Back in the early days of Facebook, your profile was pretty basic ? just your name, a photo, where you went to school?stuff you?d cover in the first five minutes you met someone.
Over time, your profile evolved to better reflect how you actually communicate with your friends. Now you can can share photos of what you did last weekend, and updates about how you feel today.
But since the focus is on the most recent things you posted, more important stuff slips off the page. The photos of your graduation get replaced by updates about what you had for breakfast.
Say you?re catching up with an old friend ? would you rather find out that they had eggs this morning, or hear about their new dream job?
The way your profile works today, 99% of the stories you share vanish. The only way to find the posts that matter is to click ?Older Posts? at the bottom of the page. Again. And again.
