Luke Carbis

Once a clean, fresh (if not so intuitive) MySpace alternative - now a spam ridden hell hole of useless applications. If you’re not met with a veritable plethora of applications each time you log in to Facebook, then you’re a minority. And if you don’t hit that damned ignore button at least 10 times a day - you might consider decalring Facebook bankrupsy, and creating a new account, to save yourself the hours of ignoring that are saved up waiting for you.

The question that came to mind yesterday is a question I’m sure many have pondered. Is it possible to take Facebook back to the “good-’ol-days” - before pirates, ninjas, warewolves, vampires, super-walls, scrabble, and any other application you could possibly be bothered to imagine?

The answer: Yes, and it’s not too hard. I like lists, here’s one to help you clean up your Facebook account.

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I remember when Favicons first started to appear. It’s so nice to reminisce on the development of the internet.

We should start this post with this: What’s a favicon?

The favicon is the little icon that appears alongside the address bar in most browsers, looks like this:

They make your site look that much better, more professional.

Next question: How do I get a favicon? (more…)