Find Lost Facebook Friends

Facebook is an awesome social networking web-site. Unfortunately, it doesn't alert users when they are removed from someone elses friends list. The find lost facebook friends application provides the ability to proactively track any friends that have removed you as a friend. This application is a definite must for those with over 100 friends who may have difficulty finding out which friends have been lost when their friend count is reduced. Enjoy!

New Features(version 1.1a released 3/6/2010)

Tracks the date when friends were removed
Tracks the date when friends were added
Displays friends in a table that containing the names of all of your friends.
Integrated with the Lobo Java web browser
Available in a new simplified installer
Non-library Lost Friend Finder code now under the GPL license (source code below)

Notes

The first time the application is used, a window will pop-up allowing you to log into FaceBook and grant the appropriate privledges to the application. There are still some unpredicatable timing issues with the code. If things are not looking right or the Facebook login window stays open after successful authentication, try pressing the refresh button.

Credits

We pugs would like to thank George Jaros for suggesting improvements and helping us to test this application.

License: Freeware

Last udpated: 2010-06-13 17:08:51

Feel free to download and give it a try!

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The content and/or source code for the "Find Lost Facebook Friends" application has been made available as a reference below. It is our hope that it will be an encouragement to others learning to program other freely available applications.

Filename	Vers.	File type	Size	Comments
lostFriends.jar	1.1a	Java Executable	2610k	After downloading and installing the Java Runtime 1.6.10 or higher, double click on the downloaded file.
lostFriendsSrc.zip	1.1a	Java Source Code	20k	Built using the Eclipse IDE

Note: This code has not been fully tested. Please do not run this unless you acknowledge that you assume all risks associated with its operation.