assoumahmad
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- Sep 10, 2013
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Anyone else notice this? Try sending a link in a chat, there is no more hyper link. This is gonna suck big time.
No links are being hyperlinked on desktop version of Facebook. www.blahblah.com doesnt work and http://www,blahblah.com doesnt work. Copying/pasting links doesn't work. I'm thinking it's a bug because I think this hurts Facebook more than does good. Who knows.have you try to send it written Instead
like link:contact.com
still get traffic from copy and paste from chat or not...?
so they see your info ....
Go try and see. Not working.Makes no sense... I would be reaaaally surprised if this is the case.
Links still are hyperlinked on mobile messenger. I don't know for how long though...Just checked and yes links are not working in messenger anymore. Another down for those promoting CPA offers. Thanks for pointing this out OP I think the update was done only within the last few hours as I was still able to share link yesterday.
My post was referring to chat messages not over wall posts. Also seems like only desktop isn't registering the hyperlink. Can you clarify if you sent via chat or wall?Sent an Instagram profile link to a friend over web and it worked fine.
Hyperlink and thumbnail is appearing.
My post was referring to chat messages not over wall posts. Also seems like only desktop isn't registering the hyperlink. Can you clarify if you sent via chat or wall?
Actually that makes a lot of sense. Why would any site be interested in providing live linking, which drive visitors away from their site? Disabling live linking also has the benefit of stopping a good portion of the spammers. Less spammers, more visitors staying on the site. Sounds a like a "two birds with one stone" kinda deal to me. Instagram is owned by FB, those links are still live. Makes sense.Looks like instagram is the only thing being hyperlinked atm.
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This was sent over chat. Are we talking about same thing or different?
Gonna have to disagree with you on that one. I think it's going to cause more of an inconvience to most users. People share links all the time throughout the day. Not being able to click it will just be flat out inconvienent. Everyone will lose, including Facebook.Actually that makes a lot of sense. Why would any site be interested in providing live linking, which drive visitors away from their site? Disabling live linking also has the benefit of stopping a good portion of the spammers. Less spammers, more visitors staying on the site. Sounds a like a "two birds with one stone" kinda deal to me. Instagram is owned by FB, those links are still live. Makes sense.
+1Gonna have to disagree with you on that one. I think it's going to cause more of an inconvience to most users. People share links all the time throughout the day. Not being able to click it will just be flat out inconvienent. Everyone will lose, including Facebook.