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Tired of Facebook telling you to reconnect with an ex, someone who has passed away or a family member you talk with every day but just not on Facebook? Don’t like being told to write on someone’s wall? Or being told to help find more friends for your mom?

This hides the new Facebook suggestions box.

Instructions for Firefox:

  1. Install this Firefox extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2108
  2. Restart Firefox
  3. Click on the button saying “load into stylish” on this webpage: http://userstyles.org/styles/22130

Instructions for Internet Explorer 7:

  1. Save this file somewhere on your computer: hidefacebooksuggestionsbox.css
  2. In Internet Explorer, select the Tools menu and then Internet Options
  3. On the General tab click on the Accessibility button
  4. Tick Format documents using my style sheet
  5. Click on the Browse button and find the file you downloaded, hidefacebooksuggestionsbox.css and click OK.

That’s it!

Enjoy.

your thoughts

Pete

October 28 2009

Facebook seems intent on making the service more and more irritating to users. It’s sad when the only thing that keeps me there is that I have scrabble games going on. I hate the new feeds, they’ve over complicated what was simple, and the groups pages are pointless now as they’re indistinguishable from pages or profiles.

Matteo

October 30 2009

Hey, this is great. ANy chance of having this as a Greasemonkey script rather than stylish?

Audra

November 3 2009

Thank you! Of the 5 or 6 friends Facebook has chosen for me to “reconnect” with, two have passed away. Ouch

J Bergstrom

November 7 2009

Firefox is warning me that Stylish may be malicious.
Is Jason Barnabe the correct author?

Thanks!

Rachel Cunliffe

November 11 2009

I’ve never had issues with Stylish – it’s a pretty well-known one by Jason Barnabe.

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