Four Facebook Easter Eggs
My friend at Facebook showed me these two neat tricks (easter eggs) built-in to Facebook. I’ve also included two more common easter eggs that I’ve discovered elsewhere on the internets.
1. Show load time of your page in milliseconds:
Just scroll down to the bottom of your News Feed to the bottom left and hover over the copyright symbol.
2. Show internal host IP address:
Just hover over the year.
3. Lens Flare Mode:
Enter the Konami code with your keyboard (↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B, A, ENTER) while on Facebook – anywhere but inside of a text box. You should see a cool lens flare effect when you click anywhere on the page.
4. Pirate Mode:
Scroll down to their very bottom and click on English (US) or whatever your current language is. A pop-up menu will prompt you to choose a new language. Among the choices are English (Pirate) and English (Upside Down). Enjoy.
Wow, I just know about the lens flare mode. Thanks for sharing these easter eggs.
Comment by Tek3D | September 2, 2010
So, what does the text that appears when hovering over the copyright mean now? Internal IP and load times aren’t available anymore 🙁 it’s a funky hash/id of some sort.
Comment by Cubicle Generation | April 11, 2011