@ gökhan
No, but I believe Mark is looking into the problem from the other thread.
@ Randall
Answers to your Questions:
1. Easy to install and works 'out of the box' for registration and login on all 4 social buttons
2. It would be useful to look at this
Stackideas Thread from 6 Dec, in which Alex from SourceCoast adds the following explanation of the benefits of JFBConnect in the last post:
"In short, EasySocial is a great 'on-site' social network tool. If you want to create a community on your site, you can't go wrong with EasySocial. There is some basic Facebook integration and other features, but they are meant specifically for EasySocial and social network integration isn't really StackIdeas focus.
JFBConnect *is not* a profile extension, we don't allow groups, or uploading photos, or plenty of other things. What JFBConnect does do is help you integrate different social networks into your Joomla site by tying into EasySocial, EasyBlog, K2, Joomla content, Virtuemart, and lots of other extensions.
For registration, there's a ton of flexibility over the process. You can enable 1-click registration where the account is automatically created. To @LAC's point, if a user already exists with the same email address, their accounts will automatically be linked. There's also a registration flow option where the user can step through the EasyRegistration flow with their profile information already filled out (or hidden altogether), making the process much simpler. You (the admin) can control what information is imported from social networks into EasySocial... and, lets say you have Virtuemart, you can import their city, state and interests into there as well, so that you can improve their checkout experience. Just one example of many.
Beyond that, we offer Open Graph Actions (the only Joomla extension to do so). With that, you can create an 'action' which automatically posts to a users Facebook Timeline when they perform that activity on your site. For example, when a user comments, votes on or even reads an EasyBlog post, it automatically posts to their Timeline. No extra "Share this on Facebook" buttons, just organic posting. Those features work, again, outside of just EasySocial for K2, Joomla content, jReviews and lots of other system. The Open Graph tags in general will also be set across your site so that when a user Like's or shares your content, you can be assured you have the best title, description and image selected to represent your content.. instead of letting Facebook randomly choose what it thinks is best.
Additionally, there are even more social network integration features like Page Tab integration, Facebook invitations/requests, social sharing buttons (FB Like, FB Share, G+1, Twitter Share, Pinterest and LinkedIn Share) that can be added automatically to your content, and every social widget from the networks we support in module form for easy use anywhere on your site.
JFBConnect isn't for everyone. It depends on how you want to organically grow your site and streamline social networking for your users."
My own thoughts, in addition to Alex's comments:
It is the smooth updating of major social timelines as well as one product that is a central point for sending community activity to the outside world (less pageload from multiple products doing this as well). It also integrates smoothly with EasySocial.
If we look further ahead EasySocial may expand to cover these options in the core, but until then JFBConnect provides additional options that may (or may not) be relevant to a community site, as every site is different and some may not require the extra features.
3. My own view is it makes sense for any site to have as few 3rd party addons as possible (I have gone through/dumped many during testing) and only include the best in terms of product quality and support, using Stackideas as the starting point and barometer for anything else as an addition under consideration. JReviews, MijoShop, JoomlaCKEditor and JGive are the only (relevant to my site) products that I consider in this bracket, AS WELL AS JFBConnect from Sourcecoast.
I do not have any problem in recommending JFBConnect, providing you consider the options it offers as a useful addition to your community site.
Hope this helps Randall,