Framejacking

When a webpage hijacks another webpage by loading it in an HTML frame with a small "bar" at the top of the page.

Framejacking: ht.ly and su.pr are two URL shorteners which framejack other webpages. The linked-to webpage is on the su.pr domain, with a small toolbar at the top.

Framejacking by wpz19 September 1, 2011

Framejacking

Editing a person's digital picture frame to include a picture of oneself, or inserting a lewd, disgusting, or pornographic picture into the shuffle of said frame.

Any attempt at changing a friend's (or enemy's) home screen or profile picture to a different picture--usually something pornographic, lewd, or disgusting.

John went around framejacking his friends' digital picture frames. Now after their tea party pictures, there are pictures of two guys snowballing.

Framejacking by urban framejacker March 2, 2011

Facejacking 

v. To go on another person's social networking profile that has been left on the computer because the victim is away.

Jimmy left his Facebook on, I'm totally facejacking him!

Facejacking by UrbanLynx March 18, 2010

facejacking 

to post your own self-promoting information on a FaceBook page under the guise of being a friend or fan.

"That motherfucker Joe Schwartz wont stop facejacking his link onto everyone's page."

facejacking by Joe's Black T-Shirt May 4, 2010

facejacking 

When someone comments randomly and unintelligent on your Facebook page.

Facebook user > officially ate a pound of bacon
>user comment> i once made love in bacon grease

I hate facejacking

facejacking by jimmyjenga May 9, 2010

Freejacking 

When an American actor portrays a British character with an accent so convincing that the audience is oblivious to their native accent.

The word derives from freeaboo (see also: teaboo, weeaboo). With the "tea" referencing the stereotype of British people drinking tea.

The opposite of freejacking is teajacking.

If there were an award for freejacking, Meryl Streep would win it!

Freejacking by smchl August 14, 2019

Farmjacking 

Using a friend's Facebook account to play Farmville, allowing the player (aka: addict) to level up and grow a larger farm more quickly. The victim appears to be playing Farmville, but is actually being farmjacked. The victim may not even know he/she has a farm.

User 1 just found a lost goat on his farm. Adopt a goat now.

User 2 just adopted a lost goat from User 1.

This is a farmjacking, where "User 1" may not even know this is going on.

Farmjacking by tommyleftone June 9, 2010