This extension will ATTEMPT to hide sponsored links from your view on Facebook while you browse..
Facebook puts way too many sponsored ads into your news feed. These look like posts at a glance but they can be quite deceptive. You can remove them one at a time and hope that facebook honors your request to stop bothering you, but this extension attempts to remove them automatically on the fly without going through the removal request process.
This was created for my own facebook viewing pleasure and I will improve it as needed but this is offered with no guarantees. No data is taken from you or about your browsing or Facebook activity. There is only page manipulation going on to make it easier for you to use facebook without being overloaded with ads. This doesn't impact any side ads, only those pretending to be regular posts.
You can Follow the below Step By Step procedure to install the No FB Sponsored Posts Chrome Extension to your Chrome Web browser.
It is the No FB Sponsored Posts Chrome extension download link you can download and install Chrome Browser.
Tags: Removal Request , Removal Request Process , Facebook Activity , Extension Attempts , Use Facebook , Facebook Honors , Sponsored Ads , Side Ads , Stop Bothering , Facebook Viewing Pleasure , Page Manipulation , News Feed ,
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