Hmm, startup idea: a browser designed specifically to keep facebook in its place.
But really chromium/chrome has the best implementation as it creates a new window and doesn't destroy your session.
#!/bin/sh
test -n "$CHROMIUM_COMMAND" || CHROMIUM_COMMAND=`which chromium-browser`
test -n "$CLEAN_CHROMIUM_TMPDIR" || CLEAN_CHROMIUM_TMPDIR="/tmp"
USER_DATA_DIR=`mktemp -d "$CLEAN_CHROMIUM_TMPDIR/clean-chromium.XXXXXXXX"`
case "$1" in
cleanup)
(cd "$CLEAN_CHROMIUM_TMPDIR" && find . -name "clean-chromium.*" -print0 2>/dev/null | xargs -0 -r rm -rv )
;;
*)
chmod 700 "$USER_DATA_DIR"
echo "CLEAN_CHROMIUM_TMPDIR = $CLEAN_CHROMIUM_TMPDIR"
echo "USER_DATA_DIR = $USER_DATA_DIR"
echo "CHROMIUM_COMMAND = $CHROMIUM_COMMAND"
echo "Running '$CHROMIUM_COMMAND' --user-data-dir='$USER_DATA_DIR' $@"
"$CHROMIUM_COMMAND" --user-data-dir="$USER_DATA_DIR" $@
find "$USER_DATA_DIR" -type d -print0 | xargs -0 -r chmod 700
find "$USER_DATA_DIR" -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -r chmod 600
;;
esacOr simply block the facebook iframe urls?