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Facebook JPG Finder is a lightweight software application designed specifically for helping you search for Facebook images in user-defined locations from your computer. The tool is able to look for JPG pictures and manages to detect the items based on preset filename patterns.

There’s not much to write about the GUI. It reveals a clean feature lineup and embeds all configuration settings in a single window. There’s no support for a help manual, only some shot descriptions about some of the program’s features.
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The dedicated parameters look highly intuitive so you are not going to invest a lot of time and effort into tweaking them.

Facebook JPG Finder gives you the possibility to automatically look for Facebook photos in the user profile folders (e.g. ‘Documents and Settings’ in XP, ‘Users’ in Vista). In addition, you are allowed to manually select the folder from your computer and include subfolders as well.

Last but not least, the program helps you select an output folder and include the detected photos in the HTML report.

At the end of the scanning process, the application is able to automatically generate an HTML report that includes information about the detected photos, such as filename, creation date, date when the item was last accessed and modified, MD5 hash, Facebook ID number, as well as the image itself.

All things considered, Facebook JPG Finder Serial delivers a simplistic software solution for helping you find Facebook JPG images. On the downside, it hasn’t been updated for a while, so it may cause compatibility issues on newer operating systems. It does not bring anything new to the table and does not offer support for advanced scanning criteria, such as user-defined date, time, and filename.