LikeJournal treats each Like as a bookmark. The idea behind LikeJournal is so dead simple you just wonder why Facebook doesn’t turn it into a default feature. LikeJournal sees the similarity between acknowledging something we like on Facebook to bookmarking a website we like during our browsing. Connect LikeJournal to Facebook with your Facebook credentials and the little app starts logging all your Facebook likes. This is how it pans out across your screen: You can also build up your own little network here by following Facebook friends who are on LikeJournal. You can view their Likes via the Likes Feed tab.
LikeJournal gives you a Firefox add-on and a Chrome extension that also enables you to track Facebook likes on other websites. Unfortunately, the Firefox add-on is not compatible with current version of the browser, but you can try out the functional Chrome extension. LikeJournal is a very simple implementation of a very simple idea. Facebook Likes could end up as an important resource down the line, and you do need a tool to keep track of them. Did Facebook miss a trick here? Would you like this to be a default feature on Facebook? Tell us what you think of the app. The above article may contain affiliate links which help support Guiding Tech. However, it does not affect our editorial integrity. The content remains unbiased and authentic.
