Signing in to Facebook from Gmail is a very handy feature, especially for those who use Gmail on a daily basis. However, this is also a hidden feature and is not available in this email service, to be able to access Facebook from Gmail, we need to set up some changes as instructed below.
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Step 1: Log in to your Gmail account on the web browser.
Step 2: C lick the left mouse on the icon Settings (Settings).
Step 3: A new window appears, click the Labs tab to continue the installation.
Step 4: Find the item Add any gadget by URL ( Add any gadget by URL ) and select On ( Enable ).
Step 5: At this time, a notification box will appear, select Save changes.
Step 6 : After saving changes , the system will automatically reload and return to the homepage of Gmail . So need to cl ick on the settings icon (shaped pinion) right interface of Gmail again.
Continue to select the Gadgets tab .
Step 7: Enter the following URL in the Add gadget box with its URL , then click Add.
http://hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/104971404861070329537/facebook.xml
Step 8: Return to the main page of Gmail , you will see the bottom of the Facebook page . You click on this utility to log into Facebook as usual.
So you have one more way to access the world's largest social network, that is, to Facebook with Gmail.
I wish you successful implementation!
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