With the launch of macOS Mojave In the fall of 2018, besides the many changes brought to the maccos system, Apple eliminated the integration of third parties on Mojave. This is how the users who used Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo as an integrated part in the operating system were left without this option.
Apple justified this withdrawal of third -party integration for third -party networks. Thus applications such as Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo and Flickr will no longer be found in System Preferences → Internet Accounts.
Connecting possibilities have been kept with services such as iCloud (by Apple), Exchange (by Microsoft), Google, Yahoo! and AOL or with other mail synchronization services, calendar, agenda.
After eliminating Facebook from "Internet Accounts" disappeared the option of notifications via "Notification Center"And to share files on the Mac on the social network. So if we have closed the Facebook page, it is excluded that we receive MAC notifications when we receive messages on Facebook Messenger, we are labeled or when we have other alerts.
Without existing a Facebook official application For macos or at least Messenger application, there is a good alternative to receive Facebook notifications on Mac.
How do we activate Facebook notifications on Macos Mojave
Google Chrome It is perhaps the most used internet browser both on your PC and Mac, and it provides support of Macos notifications. All we have to do is open chrome, go on facebook.com and We authenticate with user and password. After this step we go to the system Preferences → Notifications And we activate notifications for Google Chrome.
After this step every time we receive a notification on Facebook, Google Chrome will also deliver it to Notifications Center.
These notifications will be received as long as you have Google Chrome open. However, there is no need to hold facebook.com open in a tab to receive notifications.
We hope that in the near future an official Facebook and Messenger application for Macos will be launched, as for WhatsApp has existed for a long time and is used by millions of users on both Windows and Macos.
Well, if I don't want to use Chrome? Because it is absolute stupidity, especially towards battery life and neergonomic control and non-integration into Apple services? The one who uses Mac Chrome just on the web and not because of the development of WebApps is crazy and takes about 30% of the comfortable ecosystem. Not to mention Google's skeletons.
Do you have a Safari solution?
Thanks
We have not found a solution at the moment. However, there will no longer be alerts of other applications in MacOS. - Google Translate From Romanian.