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Facebook Pro is a desktop client for accessing Facebook outside of a web browser. If there's one thing we hate, it's software that doesn't do anything that you can't already do with existing. Want to Use Official Facebook App For Mac or Facebook For Mac Desktop then watch the video and download and install official facebook apps on your MacBook air or Pro. People also ask For: How do I.
Facebook Pro is a desktop client for accessing Facebook outside of a web browser. If there's one thing we hate, it's software that doesn't do anything that you can't already do with existing programs on your computer. Why clutter up your hard drive with software you don't need? Unfortunately, Facebook Pro is exactly that: software you don't need. The program is essentially just a Web browser that displays Facebook and a couple of other links. We didn't see the point, and we doubt you will, either.
We installed Facebook Pro and it took us to the Facebook log-in page. We logged into our Facebook account and yes, there were our news feed, our profile, and our list of chat contacts; it looked exactly like the Facebook that we see every day in our Web browser. A button at the top of the interface labeled Facebook Home returned us to our news feed from other pages, something we could achieve just as easily by clicking the big Facebook button in the upper-left corner of Facebook itself. We clicked the Facebook Pro X-tras button, figuring that this was where the cool stuff would be, but we were wrong. This contained links to the Facebook Pages home page, the Facebook blog, and books on Amazon about Facebook, things we could have easily accessed using our regular Web browser. The publisher's description promised that Facebook Pro could display in Lite and Mobile modes, which could have been useful, but we couldn't find any way to do that. There's no Help file, either, but that's not surprising, as there's not much you could conceivably need help with. Overall, we found Facebook Pro to be a waste of time, and we don't recommend it.
Facebook Pro installs and uninstalls without issues.
Facebook Pro is a desktop client for accessing Facebook outside of a web browser. If there's one thing we hate, it's software that doesn't do anything that you can't already do with existing programs on your computer. Why clutter up your hard drive with software you don't need? Unfortunately, Facebook Pro is exactly that: software you don't need. The program is essentially just a Web browser that displays Facebook and a couple of other links. We didn't see the point, and we doubt you will, either.
We installed Facebook Pro and it took us to the Facebook log-in page. We logged into our Facebook account and yes, there were our news feed, our profile, and our list of chat contacts; it looked exactly like the Facebook that we see every day in our Web browser. A button at the top of the interface labeled Facebook Home returned us to our news feed from other pages, something we could achieve just as easily by clicking the big Facebook button in the upper-left corner of Facebook itself. We clicked the Facebook Pro X-tras button, figuring that this was where the cool stuff would be, but we were wrong. This contained links to the Facebook Pages home page, the Facebook blog, and books on Amazon about Facebook, things we could have easily accessed using our regular Web browser. The publisher's description promised that Facebook Pro could display in Lite and Mobile modes, which could have been useful, but we couldn't find any way to do that. There's no Help file, either, but that's not surprising, as there's not much you could conceivably need help with. Overall, we found Facebook Pro to be a waste of time, and we don't recommend it.
Facebook Pro installs and uninstalls without issues.
This app is only available on the App Store for iOS devices.
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Pages Manager helps admins connect with their audience and keep up with activity on multiple Pages, all in one place.
Features:
• Post updates and photos and respond to comments as your Pages
• View and reply to private messages sent to your Pages
• Option to get push notifications for new activity, tips, and reminders
• View your latest Page Insights
Just install Pages Manager and then log in using Facebook to quickly access and manage all of your Pages from wherever you are.
To make our app better for you, we bring updates to the App Store regularly.
This update: We've made it easier to connect with your audience! Now, you can read and respond to Instagram Direct messages using the Inbox tab.
Facebook has it set up to where you can’t fully optimize your business page with out this app, but this app has a lot of glitches and errors. One of my biggest pet peeves, it doesn’t alert me when I have messages. I’ve checked and double checked that notifications are turned on, I’ve made sure the app was the current upgrade I’ve deleted the app and reinstalled several times, still nothing. So as a busy business owner I’m now forced to check my messages serval times a day, and are often late replying to messages. I can argue that is money lost. If I was 6-12 hours to write some one back, they have already started googling other options people want things immediate. So it would be nice if I could give them the info they need immediately and close the sale. It also has a lot of errors with showing accurate likes and shares. I occasionally do give aways, and they are impossible to do with out going on a computer, if you do a like and share giveaway the app will show you 300 people shared. But only show you the most recent 20ish. I’m sure some have to do with sharing public vs private but not a majority. I would be very happy with the app if they cleaned up the glitches. The design is great, execution was not.
The app lacks a lot of functionality and is very glitchy. Example, when I view the home screen and try to scroll down, the app glitches and takes me back to the top of the page. This happens several times. Also, when I click on Followers, it only shows 1; but when I check using the computer, I see all of my followers. The app is also slow and can be cumbersome to navigate. There is a lot of functionality that is in the web version using a computer that isn’t available in the app. To some degree, this is understandable however some basic capabilities would be nice to have in the app. I could expand more into things it’s lacking but rather I’ll let the reviews speak for itself. It’s tough for us, the users, because we don’t always have a laptop with us and have to resort to using the app; personally, it’s my last resort. I’ll wrap up with mentioning the constant and relentless push to you as the user to purchase their marketing service (promoting your page). It’s constant and fills up your notifications. Trouble is, unless you click the notification to clear it, you don’t have any other option. So, these never phase out like notifications in the normal FB app but rather stay in there. Once you click on one of them, it’ll bug you later about finishing your page promotion. Very annoying..
**Update April 17, 2019. Every update seems to remove features that are needed to manage pages properly. Now it is no longer possible to invite people to like your page if they interact with a post. Facebook will of course send you that notification telling you to invite them, but it is impossible to do it within the Pages app. FIX YOUR APP. How hard is it!? The notifications bug still persists and the fact that we can’t edit a scheduled post is crazy. This is ridiculous. We are your source of revenue, Facebook. Where’s the love!?**
I love the idea of being able to manage pages from a separate app. Doing it through the main Facebook app is cumbersome. The problem is that this app itself is so buggy. Each update doesn’t seem to actually fix anything. I constantly have notifications that stick and don’t go away. All the time I have inbox notifications that are “fake”, meaning I click on them and there’s nothing there. One of big things that they recently removed is the ability to edit a scheduled post. I can see the list and even reschedule, post immediately, or delete. Why can’t I edit!?!? Please bring back this capability. Overall, Facebook needs to pay better attention to this app and make some serious improvements. We are, after all, the ones who are PAYING them for ads and things.
Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Vietnamese
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.