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WristWeb for Facebook App Reviews

The WristWeb for Facebook app recently received 6 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. Users in the United States have given WristWeb for Facebook app an average rating of 4.32 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 414 ratings since its release on Jun 23 by XAN Applications GmbH KG. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about WristWeb for Facebook?

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Ratings and Reviews

Rated 4.67 out of 5

414 global ratings

5 Star

83%

4 Star

3 Star

17%

2 Star

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6 Positive User Reviews for WristWeb for Facebook

Meh?

It’s neat to see my feed but mostly just get groups or ads not my actual friends. Notifications are there but I can’t see replies to comments. Good deal trying to circumvent to get this to work but yeah just needs some improvement, I’ll probably still subscribe the 2.99 for the year just to see it hopefully work some kinks out.

Feb 12, 2024 UnworthyOpinion Version: 0.00 Reply

iWatch must have!

Easiest way to keep track of Facebook without pulling your phone out off your pocket.

Feb 12, 2023 Elton Rockstar Version: 0.00 Reply

Awesome!

I didn’t like that the Apple Watch would TELL me I had Facebook notifications but didn’t have an app for me to check them. This app works perfectly! It actually shows a lot considering it has such a small space to work with. Not sure what’s up with the negative reviews on this app, I think it’s awesome!

Aug 5, 2022 TarynMayer Version: 0.00 Reply

USED to crash!! (Update)

This is an update to my review on this app. After a software update, I’ve found that this app no longer crashes when using ANY function, or when refreshing the next set of posts when using a cellular connection. I’m glad the devs took these reviews into account. Previous review below: The app has a very intuitive and basic UI for navigating FB on a small screen, but on my Series 5 44mm with no other apps running, it won’t stay open long enough to update to the next set of posts. This would