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I've checked my own archive and they haven't embedded any tracking pixels. Don't spread nonsense.
Well I checked mine and it hits fbcdn.net so I guess it’s you trying to cover it up for some reason. Brand new account too, not suspicious at all.
Do share what exactly it was before accusing people of covering it up.
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I've checked my own archive and they haven't embedded any tracking pixels. Don't spread nonsense.
Well I checked mine and it hits fbcdn.net so I guess it’s you trying to cover it up for some reason. Brand new account too, not suspicious at all.
(Wouldn't be surprised at all if it was tracking, this is Facebook after all, but there are plenty of perfectly legitimate reasons to use a a CDN)
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My company is working on something to power that and more, for everyone as open source https://qbix.com If you wind up trying it, please provide some feedback.
Honest feedback: get rid of the spinning globe GIF, it reminds me of Geocities in the 90s.
No, but I am curious too - that would be a nice idea to kick-start a distributed social network imho.
I was really excited by the concept and thought we were on track to have "the next Facebook". Primarily it needed caching to handle self-hosted content not being always on.
Still hopeful we can move on that direction so we can self-host and publish to different platforms, etc..
When you ask Facebook for your archive it's already pure HTML. All you need to do is to censor it somewhat (if appropriate, e.g. remove private messages) and host it somewhere with access control.
Thanks for this idea! Will implement it next year into my website generator
Try mastodon, I think it has a fb import tool
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My company is working on something to power that and more, for everyone as open source https://qbix.com If you wind up trying it, please provide some feedback.
Honest feedback: get rid of the spinning globe GIF, it reminds me of Geocities in the 90s.
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Well I checked mine and it hits fbcdn.net so I guess it’s you trying to cover it up for some reason. Brand new account too, not suspicious at all.
Disregarding the strange rant for a moment, is it purely for tracking purposes or does it just use their CDN for CSS, images etc? (Wouldn't be surprised at all if it was tracking, this is Facebook after all, but there are plenty of perfectly legitimate reasons to use a a CDN)
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