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How to Accept All Facebook Friend Requests at once


If you have many pending friend requests on Facebook Or If you are getting many friend requestes daily then you will spend a lot of time to confirm them all manually.
Or you can confirm friends requests all at once with this small script by running it in your browser.

Step 1. Login to your Facebook account.
Step 2. Now Go to this Pending Requests page. http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php
Step 3. Now all pending requests will show on page, if requests are more then click on "show more" button below the page
Step 4. Now Open Open Console box. For Google Chrome Press Ctrl+Shift+J or F12. For Mozilla Firefox Press Ctrl+Shift+C
Step 5. Paste this code into Console Box and press Enter.
javascript: var field = document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]");for (i = 0; i < field.length; i++)field[i].click() ;
It will take few seconds to confirm all friend requests listed on the page.

Free and Public DNS Servers List (Updated August 2015)


Your local ISP automatically assigns DNS servers when your DSL router or PC connects to the Internet... Using your local dns you can't access those sites which are blocked by your ISP.
Here is a list of free and Public DNS servers you can use instead of those, the best from them are Google and OpenDNS, you can find others too here:




ProviderPrimary DNS ServerSecondary DNS Server
OpenDNS Home208.67.222.222208.67.220.220
DNS Advantage156.154.70.1156.154.71.1
Google8.8.8.88.8.4.4
Level3209.244.0.3209.244.0.4
DNS.WATCH84.200.69.8084.200.70.40
Comodo Secure DNS8.26.56.268.20.247.20
FreeDNS37.235.1.17437.235.1.177
Dyn216.146.35.35216.146.36.36
censurfridns.dk89.233.43.7191.239.100.100
Norton ConnectSafe199.85.126.10199.85.127.10
GreenTeamDNS81.218.119.11209.88.198.133
SafeDNS195.46.39.39195.46.39.40
Hurricane Electric74.82.42.42
puntCAT109.69.8.51
OpenNIC107.150.40.23450.116.23.211
SmartViper208.76.50.50208.76.51.51

Note: On some devices primary DNS servers are sometimes called as preferred DNS servers and secondary DNS servers are called alternate DNS servers. Keep a note of that!