Unbaby.me Helps Replacing Annoying Baby Photos in News Feed

Fri 10 August 2012 10:00, Vitto Christaldi

You must have at least one friend on Facebook who constantly post photos of his/her babies. Babies are cute; but not if we have to see their updated photos every half an hour, right?! What should you do then? Unsubscribe the parents from your news feed? Hold on, I found a cooler way to solve this problem. Let me introduce you to unbaby.me, a smart solution for people who are annoyed by baby photos on Facebook.

Unbaby.me is a Chrome extension that recognizes baby photos on Facebook. With unbaby.me, you can replace baby photos with whatever you like with only four easy steps:

Install unbaby.me on your Chrome
Insert some related keywords
Choose a default picture to replace the baby photos
Rejoice! No more baby pictures!

Have you decided on which picture will you use to replace the annoying baby photos? A picture of dog for example? Or a cat maybe? Or even your favorite dishes, pasta carbonara perhaps?

But overall, I think it is not our duty to replace the photos of babies; it is every parent responsibility to not overload the Facebook news feed with the photos of their kids! Don’t you agree?

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