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I can't seem to find the answer to this anywhere:
If I create a custom page tab for a facebook app, loading my web app in an Iframe within Facebook:
What browsers are supported?
Any browser that supports iFrames and that are Facebook (without iFrames) are supported.
Opera, FireFox, SeaMonkey, Internet Explorer, Chrome and many more should support this.
However it is very unlikely that lynx would support this.
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I did some google search on cars and the next day i started getting advertisement on cars on Facebook. Do Google and Facebook share browsing data, if so how.
Since they are concurrents, this would seem unlikely. You might however have left some clue that you were searching about cars on Facebook. The algorithm bases itself on pages you've visited. Also, many webpages contain a tracker from Facebook, generally bundled in the "Login with Facebook" button or "Like this page" button. It lets Facebook know you were there. That's probably what happened.
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While researching reporting tools for Java I saw a lot of good feedback on DynamicReports. The web site doesn't exist any longer, however. Does anyone know what happened to DynamicReports?
The site www.dynamicreports.org is maintained by the company jaspersoft, on page
News from DynamicReports does not know anything about this site's ofiline status
https://community.jaspersoft.com/project/dynamicreports
I asked a question asking for more information about the site we are
https://community.jaspersoft.com/questions/1100606/dynamicreportsorg-offline
add a question there too
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In App Store Review Guidelines there is one thing:
Apps should have all included URLs fully functional when you submit it for review, such as support and privacy policy URLs
But what should I do, if I don't have any website which provides following information - support link and privacy policy?
The sentence to me reads like Apps should have all, if any included URLs fully functional (...). It does not sound like such URLs are required for the app to be accepted.
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This is the link I encounter. I only extract a half part of the link. It's really long.
http://srv123.com/ads-clicktrack/click/newjump1.do?affiliate=64485&subid=024&terms=austin%20texas%20youtube.com%20video%20sharing%20camera%20phone%20
Why did I have this disturbing link? How can I fix this issue?
Sounds like you have some spam-ware infecting your browser.
Run Spybot search and destroy and Hi-jack this to remove them.
Also uninstall any random software from your browser and computer.
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Facebook opengraph debuger said: Could not retrieve data from URL.
for this address :
http://reshet.tv/shows/amamyot/video/.aspx?bo=12568
why ?
if i try to go to the site from direct ip of the server, it is working well..
Maybe because we use load balancer ?
Apparantly the scraper sees something which he can't use. Have a look at the scraper output via https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/echo?q=http%3A%2F%2Freshet.tv%2Fshows%2Famamyot%2Fvideo%2F.aspx%3Fbo%3D12568