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Every time I log into Facebook I see popup: "Turn on Facebook notifications" "See your notifications in the corner of your computer screen, even when Facebook is closed." I can close it from the X or push "Not Now" but there is no way to permanently disable it. Why is FB forcing me to turn on its notifications on my computer?

Feb 02, 2018 · Hi guys, i don't use facebook, but everytime i want to see a page there, a popup appears asking to login, then it show in entire screen, if i click not now, it covers some big part of the page. I can block it with adblock, but it appears again, it only works for the current page. This is what...

Popup window might be blocked by user’s browser. The position of the window is most often not centered, thus not aesthetically pleasing. If you have a login button, user can potentially open more than one popup login window. (If you have clicked a Facebook login button multiple times, you know what I …

Aug 31, 2017 · PSA: Facebook is spamming some people with unwanted popups nagging them to “Turn on Facebook Notifications”. It just wont go away. It only gives you 2 options, and if you click the “Not Now” button, the popup will return every time you log-in.

The first step when your webpage loads is determining if a person is already logged into your webpage with Facebook Login. A call to FB.getLoginStatus starts a call to Facebook to get the login status. Facebook then calls your callback function with the results. Sample Call FB.getLoginStatus(function(response) { statusChangeCallback(response); });

I think it's impossible to do Facebook login without a pop-up - by design. It would be bad security. To prevent most pop-up blockers from blocking the pop-up you need to make sure the pop-up is as a direct result of a user-click. Pop-ups that aren't user initiated tend to …

Login Dialog. Calling FB.login() prompts the user to authenticate your app using the Login Dialog. Calling FB.login() results in the JS SDK attempting to open a popup window. As such, this method should only be called after a user click event, otherwise the popup window will be blocked by most browsers.

Click the green " Turn on " button in the popup window. If you havent already turned off "off site" notifications in the browser, a browser dialog should then pop up asking whether you want to allow notifications from facebook.com. Select the " Always block on this site " or " …