Facebook
lets you do many, many things. Whether you love it or hate it, you
can’t deny the fact that it has opened doors to things we previously
couldn’t do. But despite its shady reputation regarding anything to do
with privacy, there are still some things you can’t do with Facebook.One of these things, is seeing who deleted you from their friend list. Facebook doesn’t and will probably never let you do that officially. It’s probably true that people deserve the right to unfriend people in privacy, but turning it into such a secret makes the whole thing seem illegitimate. So what if I unfriended someone? People have the right to use Facebook as they see fit, and if someone is hurt because someone else unfriended him, well, that’s tough.
With
that in mind, here are two ways to find out who unfriended you on
Facebook. Use them wisely. If you don’t think you can handle it,
perhaps you are better off not knowing.
Unfriend Finder
Unfriend Finder
is a user script that adds some simple functionalities to Facebook.
Namely, seeing who unfriended you, and seeing a list of your pending
friend requests – another thing Facebook doesn’t officially let you see.
The installation process depends on the browser you’re using (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera and IE are supported). Visit the help section
for specific instructions for your browser. For Chrome, you will only
have to install an extension. For Firefox, you will have to first
install Greasemonkey, and then install the script. After installation, you will see a new menu called “Unfriends”.
