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We reported yesterday that Facebook had killed off its Windows Phone 8.1 apps, but as per AllAboutWindowsPhone reports, the situation is much worse than that.
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser for Windows it turns out, cant handle Facebook’s mobile website, so while you can use the mobile website, much like Twitter, its impossible to actually get much done other than scrolling and posting status updates. You can’t check notifications or messages, nor can you alter settings as those buttons are all unresponsive to the touch.
The folks over at AAWP found a workaround for this that lets you continue using Facebook on the platform, here’s how.

8.1

Mobile device management (MDM) in Windows Phone 8.1 is based on the Synchronization Markup Language (SyncML) version 1.2, which is the Open Mobile Alliance Client Provisioning standard for device management. Windows Phone 8.1 builds on this standard to create an integrated MDM client that allows MDM system vendors to manage Windows Phone devices.

How to use Facebook on Windows Phone 8.1

  1. Mar 03, 2018  Yes, I think so, But if Microsoft canceled the support for 8.1, i readed many time about this, but i agree with you In the end of life notes for Windows Phone 8.1 it states that the store will be supported for 12 months from the end of life date (July 2017), so the store should still be supported.
  2. There are two different ways to get Windows 10 Mobile: Buy one of the select new devices running Windows 10 Mobile that are available now. If the upgrade is available for your existing Windows Phone 8.1 device, you can install it. To check for and install the upgrade, download the Upgrade Advisor app from the Store.

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  1. Open the Windows Phone Store and search for ‘UC Browser’ or download it directly from this link here.
  2. Download the app from the Store and run it.
  3. Navigate to Facebook.com, this should now work as normal, acting as a proper web-app where the earlier Windows Phone 8.1 app and Website on Microsoft’s Internet Explorer failed.