If you forget to log out of Facebook at the office or at a friend’s house, don’t worry. From “Account” choose “Account Settings,” then “Account Security” and select the last item “Where You’re Logged In”.

This will list all of your active sessions along with when and where they were initiated. Simply click “end activity” to log out.

If you’re in the U.S. you can text “otp” (one time password) to 32665 (FBOOK) and receive a temporary one-time password which expires in 20 minutes.

Easily clean up your friend list by bulk adding people to your ‘acquaintance’ list by going tohttps://www.facebook.com/friends/organize. Facebook will recommend 35 people with whom you haven’t engaged with in a while.

Search “randos at [place]†to access a list of co-workers you’re not friends with.

If you do not want people to find your Facebook profile by searching for your name on a search engine, then you can control that preference through your privacy settings.

You can do this by going to “Account Settings†and then selecting “Privacy.†Go to the section that says “Do you want other search engines to link to your timeline?†under “Who can look me up?†Remove the checkmark where it says “Let other search engines link to your timeline.â€

This one is pretty straight forwarding. Settings > Videos > Autoplay OFF

If you find that Facebook is taking over your life, you can download Facebook Nanny from the Chrome extension store. Facebook Nanny doesn’t force you cold-turkey to lave the platform; it reteaches you how to use Facebook in a healthy manner

Facebook Nanny  limits the amount of time you can spend on the platform based on what actions are needed.  Facebook Nanny allows you 1 minute per notification, and unlimited access to your inbox so you can still chat freely.

So there you go, our top Facebook tips and tricks. What would you add to the list?