When I click on the link at the Church home page, An Invitation to Single Adults to Increase Faith, I am taken to a page where I am required to sign in to Facebook. I sent feedback asking how to view the invitation without signing in to Facebook.
Believe it or not, there are still some folks who do not use Facebook or even have an account with them.
Required to Sign In to Facebook?
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Re: Required to Sign In to Facebook?
I was able to view that page without signing in. When it asked for the login there was a 'Not Now' link at the bottom of the login box. It leaves a banner across the bottom but I was able to read the post.
This was on Chrome on a laptop. The experience on a phone might be different.
This was on Chrome on a laptop. The experience on a phone might be different.
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Re: Required to Sign In to Facebook?
The Not Now link I am used to seeing is missing in FIreFox and Edge.
The GSD responded that the problem has been resolved (it has not been) so I also tried it on my phone and was able to get there. GSD said the link would take me to Facebook but that I would not have to sign in. Perhaps they are not aware that Facebook does not always play nice, although they should know better.
For FIreFox and Edge, clearing cache and cookies and cakes and dumplings did nothing to help, just for the record.
The GSD responded that the problem has been resolved (it has not been) so I also tried it on my phone and was able to get there. GSD said the link would take me to Facebook but that I would not have to sign in. Perhaps they are not aware that Facebook does not always play nice, although they should know better.
For FIreFox and Edge, clearing cache and cookies and cakes and dumplings did nothing to help, just for the record.