Deleting messages on Facebook is not as easy as deleting your email, as Facebook intends to keep your conversation history in Messages and Facebook Chat intact.

To delete messages on Facebook, you will need to open the individual message, go to options and start selecting the message you want to delete. If you have many messages, the process can be very time-consuming. Otherwise, you can simply remove the messages from the message list, but doing this will not remove the message permanently. Instead it will be archived, and will reappear when the person sends you a new message.

Here’s where we bring in some help i.e. ‘Facebook Fast Delete Messages‘, an extension for your Chrome browser that will allow you to delete Facebook messages with a single click.

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You can open your Facebook messages and you can select to send your messages to ‘Archive’, one by one. However, the message you delete will not be removed permanently; it will reappear when the person sends you new messages.

To delete individual messages, you need to open each message first. Do this by clicking on the Actions button and select Delete Messages.

You will see all your messages with this friend, with checkboxes on the side of each message. Select the messages you want to delete by ‘checking’ the box next to the message, or simply click on the Delete all button.

It’s tedious, isn’t it?

Delete all facebook messages at once

To take control of your Facebook messages, go to the Facebook Fast Delete Messages extension page with your Chrome browser and click the Add to Chrome button to install.

Once installed, the extension is activated automatically. Now to delete your Facebook messages with only one click without having to open the individual conversation pages open your Facebook Message page. You will see two extra buttons, one at the top bar and another highlighted in red. Click these buttons to permanently delete your messages and conversations.

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I’m sure many of you have multiple facebook accounts and want to login to multiple accounts simultaneously in the same browser . I myself have one account for personal use and other for business use . In this post I’m going to show you how to login to multiple facebook accounts .

How To Login To Multiple Facebook Accounts With Google Chrome

1. Login to your First Facebook Account as always.
2. Click the Wrench to bring Google Chrome options, and Click New incognito window (or Press Ctrl+Shift+N)

3. It will bring you a new private window that stores all cookies apart (cookie don’t collapse with the first account’s cookie) You’ll notice a secret agent in the top left corner of Google Chrome.

4.Go to Facebook.com in the new private window, and Login to your second account 
Note: This method works also for: Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, Twitter and many other accounting websites.

How To Login To Multiple Facebook Accounts With Mozilla Firefox

1. Go to multifox and download multifox and install it to your firefox 

2. Restart your firefox. Then login to your First Facebook Account as always . Go to File-> New Identity Profile (or press Ctrl+Shif+M) . Now a new window will open go to facebook.com login in your second account 

How To Login To Multiple Facebook Accounts With Internet Explorer 8

1. Login to your First Facebook Account as always
2. Press Alt and go to File -> New session. Now a new window will open go to the website again and login with another facebook account . 

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If your Facebook account has been disabled, you'll see a disabled message when you try to log in. If you don't see this message then you're probably experiencing a login issue. Get help logging in.

We disable Facebook accounts that don't follow the Facebook Terms. Some violations include:

• Continued prohibited behavior after receiving a warning or multiple warnings from Facebook
• Unsolicited contact with others for the purpose of harassment, advertising, promoting, dating or other inappropriate conduct
• Use of a fake name
• Impersonation of a person or entity, or other misrepresentation of identity
• Posting content that doesn't follow the Facebook Terms

Please review the Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities to learn more about our policies. If you think your account was disabled by mistake you can submit an appeal.

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