Hi Alberto,
will test your (above) approach later on.
In the meantime, I tested to remove and add the Facebook account and how this changes the behaviour of Facebook apps. Please note that I have 3 facebook apps installed and I tested on all 3:
I removed my FB account from system. All 3 applications required a logon while started. Then I added by FB account, with these results: 1) Pre-installed FB app still ignores OS-level-defined FB account and prompts for logon https://uappexplorer.com/app/com.ubuntu.developer.webapps.webapp-facebook 2) Second FB application still ignores OS-level-defined FB account and prompts for logon https://uappexplorer.com/app/facebook.mreese 3) Third application uses OS-level-defined FB account and does NOT require a separate logon, works as expected: https://uappexplorer.com/app/com.ubuntu.developer.majster-pl.facebook-app
Hi Alberto,
will test your (above) approach later on.
In the meantime, I tested to remove and add the Facebook account and how this changes the behaviour of Facebook apps.
Please note that I have 3 facebook apps installed and I tested on all 3:
I removed my FB account from system. All 3 applications required a logon while started. /uappexplorer. com/app/ com.ubuntu. developer. webapps. webapp- facebook /uappexplorer. com/app/ facebook. mreese /uappexplorer. com/app/ com.ubuntu. developer. majster- pl.facebook- app
Then I added by FB account, with these results:
1) Pre-installed FB app still ignores OS-level-defined FB account and prompts for logon
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2) Second FB application still ignores OS-level-defined FB account and prompts for logon
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3) Third application uses OS-level-defined FB account and does NOT require a separate logon, works as expected:
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