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  • Tech,  Technology

    How to change the new Facebook Photo “Lightroom” Viewer back to the old version

    Don’t you hate the new Facebook Photo Viewer that’s with that “lightroom” effect? I seriously dislike it a lot! Its so annoying and doesn’t enhance the user experience at all, in my opinion. I found a simple way to walk around this issue. Can’t remember where I saw it la, some tech site I think. Note : In addition to the steps below, here are more steps to help “remove” the new viewer Open in new tab – In Chrome I tried duplicating the tab, it seemed to remove the lightroom effect. Haven’t tried on other browsers tho. This works on other browsers like Firefox Refresh the page – Pressing…

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    Tips to make your blog appear in Google Search

    Someone in the forum was asking how to make their blog posts appear when someone searches about their posting in google. I gave some short tips on how to play around with keywords. One example is to write the URL of your post properly and precisely using keywords that people will search for. Secondly is making sure that you have lots of the same keywords repeating in your post. Thirdly is to tag your posts with Technorati tags to define what is talked about in your content. Oh, one more thing which I didn’t mention was using the ALT=”” tag in images. ALT stands for alternate text and this is…

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