Showing posts with label Facebook Friend Exporter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook Friend Exporter. Show all posts

Thursday, June 30, 2011

How you can get an invite to Google+ now

To get an invite to Google+ now simply ask a current Google+ user to share a post with you (the non Google+ user).

When you click on the “Learn more about Google+” button in the email you receive, you should be taken to a page to sign-up for Google+.

We’ve just tried it and it indeed works.

It’s worth noting that invites are rate limited by hour. So if they can’t click through that first time, they can try again later with same link later.

Update:

There is in fact now no need to do the post trick mentioned below. Google+ users can now just share invites. If you’re already a logged in user, just refresh and you should see an invite option to the right of your stream.
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Recent Update:

Invitations are once again closed, and neither this workaround nor the invitation tools will work until they are once again opened up.

Source: The Next Web

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How to bring your Facebook friends over to Google+




How to bring your Facebook friends over to Google+

Google+ doesn’t have an inbuilt way to transfer your Facebook friends over to the new social app, but since Facebook is clearly dead and everyone is on Google+ nowadays it’s best to get your contacts moved over before Facebook’s servers are switched off for good.

That might be far from the truth — though in the five minutes that were between myself getting invited through the backdoor and Google opening invites up to all existing users, the place went from ghost town to 90s rave — but it’d still be handy to have the option.

Mohamed Mansour on Google+ shares the easiest existing method of bringing users over from one service to the other, with the Facebook Friend Exporter extension for Chrome.

The tool adds an “Export friends” button to the Facebook toolbar. Please be aware that actually exporting your friends could lead to jail time for human trafficking.
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Depending on how many friends you have, it could take a while, but the app keeps you up-to-date on the process.
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What this process does is add your Facebook friends to Google Contacts. It does not actually add them to any of your Google+ circles. However, this is far and away the easiest way to go about inviting and adding friends on Google+, as it uses your Google Contacts to suggest people to invite using an easy drag and drop process. Any other method that’s available at the time of this writing is much more tedious.


Update: after opening up invites for several hours, Google+ invitations are now closed.

Source: The Next Web