Facebook Page Messenger Desktop

Facebook is always changing. With almost 80% of Facebook users on mobile, it shows a change in how people are on Facebook.

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Pages Manager for Facebook is the only fully featured Facebook Pages Manager app on Windows that you can use to manage all your Facebook pages. The app allows you to post, delete or share your pages status, upload photos, send and receive messages from your pages, comment on your posts or reply to a comment and a lot more. For Page Admins, the Page settings also provides an easy setup tool for customizing your Chat Plugin. To use the setup tool, do the following: Go to Page Settings Messaging; In the 'Add Messenger to your website' section, click the 'Get Started' Button.

But as Facebook changes, it can be hard to keep up with these changes. It can be hard to figure some stuff out.

One of the more difficult things to change is a Facebook messenger on your desktop app.

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If you're unsure of how to do this, read on and see how to change Facebook Messenger settings on your desktop app.

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How to install the App

You can create a messenger account without Facebook. You just need to open the mobile app on your mobile device.

After you open it, you tap on the 'Not on Facebook' icon at the bottom of the screen. Thereafter, you enter your phone number and continue. Then enter the code Messenger sends to your phone.

After you complete these steps, you can open Messenger.com on your desktop without opening Facebook.

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You just have to sign in like you would with Facebook and it shows all your contacts. Now you can message them!

If you're having trouble with Messenger.com, you can always contact Facebook support chat.

The Benefits of Messenger

After you downloaded Facebook Messenger on your desktop, you'll have access to different benefits.

For instance, you can send text messages for free to your contacts. You can enable Default SMS on your desktop.

Another feature of Facebook Messenger is that you can take pictures and videos with Facebook Messenger. All you have to do is open the conversation you want to add a picture or video.

After it's opened, you can click the camera icon and click or hold the shutter button to take a video or picture.

You can also send files and links in Messenger. So, if you want to send something business-related, you can send it to a contact from work.

If you want to send something fun and goofy, you also have the option to send GIFs, stickers, and emoticons. It's a fun way to communicate with your friends without having to be on Facebook.

Now you know how to set up Facebook Messenger on your desktop. You also understand the benefits of Facebook Messenger if you want to chat with your friends and send videos, pictures, or links.

Facebook Messenger on your desktop will open a way of communication you never thought of before.

Why You Should Know How to Change Facebook Messenger Settings

You should know how to change Facebook Messenger settings because it gives you access to your contacts without actually opening Facebook. You can also make phone calls and send text messages with Facebook Messenger.

Overall, there are a lot of benefits to having Facebook Messenger on your desktop. It gives you instant access to communicate with your friends.

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UPDATE: iPad users, be sure to read all the way to the bottom of the post, as there is an update regarding access to the full Facebook desktop in the Safari browser.

I can't live without my tablet. First, I used the iPad and then eventually switched to an Android tablet as my primary gadget.

Overall, there are a lot of benefits to having Facebook Messenger on your desktop. It gives you instant access to communicate with your friends.

If you liked this article, you can check out more on our website!

UPDATE: iPad users, be sure to read all the way to the bottom of the post, as there is an update regarding access to the full Facebook desktop in the Safari browser.

I can't live without my tablet. First, I used the iPad and then eventually switched to an Android tablet as my primary gadget.

If you are a tablet owner, though, you probably know that apps like Twitter and Facebook treat your tablet as a mobile device by default. Instead of showing you the desktop version of a site, they automatically switch over to the mobile view of the website.

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Personally, I hate the stripped-down, ad-heavy versions of the Facebook and Twitter apps, so I browse them using the native Facebook desktop view or Twitter desktop view in Safari or Chrome. The challenge, though, is finding a way to get Twitter and Facebook to ignore the fact that I'm on my tablet and serve up the Facebook desktop view.

Identifying How To Get The Facebook Desktop View On Your Tablet

It took me an hour of finding workarounds for Twitter and I document the process of switching to the Twitter desktop view (not the mobile view) of Twitter in this blog post.

Facebook can be just as infuriating, too, so I set out to find a way to view the full version of the Facebook web pages on mobile.

Facebook doesn't make it easy for you to switch from desktop to mobile view on your mobile device, tablet, or ipad.

Most apps have a 'Switch To Desktop View' link in their footer navigation, but Facebook mobile site doesn't include one.

And to be honest, it takes a small miracle to even see the footer navigation on the mobile version of the Facebook site because the minute you scroll below the fold, the site makes an AJAX call to add more posts to your timeline (because it thinks you're browsing back in time) and it loads more posts.

The effect is that the Facebook footer navigation on their mobile site gets pushed down even further. So…if the mobile footer even had a 'switch to Facebook desktop view' or a'Facebook desktop' link you would likely never get to the point where you could see it, let alone click it.

So in an effort to not duplicate solutions created by others, I consulted Google and conducted searches like the following to find how to get the desktop version of Facebook on my mobile device:

tablet switch facebook mobile – Nope. No easy fix.

facebook not mobile version – A couple of technical articles, but no simple solution.

facebook for desktop – Nothing useful.

facebook.com on tablet or mobile device – Nope.

force facebook desktop – Again, no articles that solved it issue.

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desktop facebook on tablet – AhHah!! Something helpful!

In this post on the ASUS Transformer forums, one user indicates that the standard browser on the ASUS tablet has a checkbox that stops the browser from requesting mobile sites and allows you to browse the web in desktop mode, instead of mobile mode.

Brilliant!

To confirm, I checked the settings on my ASUS tablet and, sure enough, there it is. Mine was unchecked by default.

Make your Android tablet browse Facebook using the desktop view, not the mobile view

Another note, if you don't use the standard ASUS browser, I also checked that the Firefox mobile browser and the Chrome browser have settings to Request a desktop site. El capitan high sierra upgrade.

Important Tip – Once Facebook opens in your browser, be sure that the URL for the site is https://facebook.com and not https://m.facebook.com. Facebook can get a little sneaky and redirect you to the mobile version of their site, even if you request the desktop site. No worries, though, just adjust the URL and the rest of your session will be on the standard Facebook desktop site.

In those browsers, just load up Facebook.com in your mobile browser and then choose the dropdown menu and check 'Request Desktop Site' in either of these browsers. When this checkbox is ticked, the browser will send metadata that it is a desktop version of the browser and Facebook will respond by showing the Facebook desktop website, rather than the mobile version of the site.

Can iPad Users View The Desktop Version Of Facebook?

Is there a way to force Facebook to display the desktop site on an iPad instead of the mobile site in Safari?

The answer is YES. both Safari and Chrome for iOS include the optional setting to request the desktop version of the Facebook.com site. So, using the same steps, Safari and Chrome users on the iPad or iPhone can use this link to switch to the desktop site.

iPad and iPhone users can also request the desktop version of a site from within Safari

I hope these tips help!

If you have a better way or if you're running into issues, be sure to post a comment below and I'll do my best to help out!

Cheers!

–Sean

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