How to get rid of Pokemons in your Facebook feed

Short version

For those who are really, really, pissed off:

  1. Install FB Purity: http://www.fbpurity.com/
  2. Open the FB Purity Facebook app by clicking on the word “FBP” near the search bar.
  3. Write in the main screen the word “pokemon”
  4. Save the configuration
  5. Enjoy your Pokemon free feed

 

Longer version

  1. Go and install FB Purity from http://www.fbpurity.com/install.htm. This means that you need to install an extension for your browser. F.B. Purity is compatible with the following web browsers: Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, Opera and Maxthon, running on Windows, Mac, Linux.
  2. Open the FB Purity Facebook app by clicking on the word “FBP” near the search bar.

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3. Write in the main screen the word “pokemon”

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4. Click on Save and Close button

 

 

That’s it 🙂

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