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Re: How To Tell Which Friends Removed You On Facebook
lborg wrote:

it's just showing all blue at the top but no friends where they should normally be?

With the latest changes to FaceBook it's z-index order shoved the script's object's towards the back. (Ignore all that technobabble if ya don't know what it means, it's not important Wink )

To fix the script (the author appears to have abandoned the project) just edit the script yourself with Notepad or you other favorite text editor, follow these steps:

  1. To get to the script in order to edit it, click your GreaseMonkey icon | Manage User Scripts ... | Find "Facebook Friends Checker" in the list and click the Options button

  2. At the bottom of the window that pops up, click the "Edit this user script" button, which should bring up your text editor

  3. Near the top of "function addFriendsCheckerStuff()", just below the line that says: "  top: 0px;"+, add this exactly, " z-index: 999;"+

  4. That will adjust it's z-index order so that it shows the friends again. Thumbs Up



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