Facebook

The app quit working. When I click on the app, Facebook tries to open but closes quickly. Able to access FB using browser Edge or Chrome. :( Could be Windows 10. App worked till today, now app does not work.

It closes before it opens on my hp laptop with windows 10. Let me know if you make one that does. Till then I've emailed you this one with an attachment showing where you can stick it. Clue-the sun don't shine here, neither does your brain.

I'm pretty shocked as to how much memory this app is using now and most of the time it doesn't even send notifications to the Windows 10 Action Center anymore like it used to. I'll get random ones but I have to constantly start and close the app to get it to work again and if I'm lucky I might get a few hours worth of notifications out of it before it quits again. I'm pretty much sticking to using my browser for now because of this.

I use my Windows 8.1 Facebook app nearly daily. On 25 Nov 2015 (2 days ago), when I launched the app, it loaded, then crashed. I stayed on my taskbar, showing that it remained open. When I clicked on it again, same thing happened. repeat, repeat, repeat. When I open with a browser, it operates just fine so it's definitely something with the app. It doesn't stay open long enough for me to hit any buttons, so troubleshooting while it's open is not an option.

Opens very slow . Half the time you can't reply because; 1. No keyboard 2. When keys do appear no typing takes place. 3. Dates and times out of order 4. Some posts don't show as when comparing in browser. 5. Edge is much better 6.can't copy and then paste.There are no negative numbers so I have to give it a 1. Keeps crashing trying to up load video. Had to copy to pc then upload that way. Now it finally opens and then it crashes.

The app basically shows the same thing as the website, but with a few minor visual changes, and in a way that somehow takes three times as long to load. It has no support for a “snapped”/sidebar mode; if you shrink the window to any size remotely below average, it just cuts off the rest of the page. Additionally, unlike the website, clicking any of the Messenger buttons just tells you to install the Messenger app. The only real advantage to using the Windows Store app over anything else is the live tile; for me, that is not worth it.