In this article, you will learn how to disable the Facebook timeline using Firefox, Google Chrome and if you are still using the old Internet Explorer 7.
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How to disable Facebook timeline for others
As we all know by now, Facebook Timeline is already available. For now, it's an opt-in process, but soon all profiles might get it, and the company won't let users go back to the old profile, which was possible in the past – How to Disable Facebook Timeline [Step by Step] -; that doesn't have to stop users from trying to get their old profile back, right? So here's a temporary workaround trick that doesn't involve deleting any app.
Apparently Facebook Timeline has a problem with old web browsers, especially Internet Explorer 7, making it difficult to go back to the old classic Facebook profile we're all used to. This means that if we can find a way to automatically tell Facebook that we're using IE7 without changing anything in our profile, we'll have access to our classic profile again.
But how does it work? Well… Nobody wants you to use outdated software, so we resort to something called a User Agent Switcher. This is a plugin, extension, or settings, depending on which web browser software you are using, that can configure the browser to pretend it is a different web browser software, in this case Internet Explorer 7.
