How to Find My Facebook ID

1. Go to "Facebook.com" and enter your email address and password to log in to your account
2. Click on the word "Profile" that can be found at the top left of the page. This will bring you to your personal profile page. Several tabs including "Wall," "Photos," "Info" and "Boxes" appear under your name.
3. Click on the tab "Photos" just below your name. Your photo albums will be visible once the page loads.
4. Click any one of the photos in your album. Once the photo loads move your mouse to the URL bar in your browser. This is where you would normally type in a web address.
5. Move the cursor to the end of the URL, if needed. Some URLs are short enough that the number will be visible immediately. Look for a series of numbers. There may be more than one series of numbers in the URL. Find the set that follows "id=". This is your Facebook ID.

How to download Facebook Photo Albums

Lots of people will probably find this article useful simply because they are addicted to Facebook! If you have a bunch of friends and family members on Facebook and they are always uploading photos that you want to save locally, there’s now a simple and easy way to do it!

Instead of right-clicking on each picture and saving it to your hard drive, you can now download an entire Facebook photo album in one click! How so? Using a free Firefox add-on called Facebook Photo Album Downloader.

FacePAD, for short, lets you download an album from Facebook regardless of how many pictures are in the album. Basically, it works by going through each page in the photo album and downloading the pictures individually.

This was originally written for Firefox 2, but someone has been gracious enough to update the code for Firefox 3 and the latest version of Facebook.

Once you install the add-on to Firefox, you can starting downloading photo albums from Facebook by first going to a page that shows you a list of photo albums:

Now simply right-click on any of the photo albums and you’ll see a new option called Download Album with FacePAD.

And that’s it! All of your photos will begin downloading to the default location you have set for downloads in Firefox. The only annoying thing is that if your download location is set to the desktop, the add-on does not create a folder for the pictures, so your entire desktop gets cluttered if there are a bunch of pictures in the album. You can always go into the Firefox options panel and change the download location temporarily to a specific folder and then download the photo album.