I like those little favicons (appicons?) they’ve added to Facebook to provide a better interface for accessing features (however, on Facebook, they call features “applications” so that independent application developers will create them for free). Recently, I’ve been removing apps quicker than adding them, however.
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Time posted: 3:54 pm on Thursday, August 30th, 2007 One Response to “Facebook appicons”Post a Comment |
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August 31st, 2007 at 11:33 am
The My Questions app in particular is aggravating in that it not only sends you a notification letting you know someone has asked you a questions, but also (apparently) prevents you from answering said question until you install the app. No likey.