Expand All Facebook Responses

Update for 2023+

This no longer works. This tool stopped working sometime early in 2023, and I will no longer be maintaining it. It kinda-sorta still works (better on old / legacy threads), and I’ll leave it up indefinitely. It has stopped working due to Facebook changes that, as a human, make no sense to me and have finally caused me to ignore Facebook (going on six months now).

Old introduction

I have written a JavaScript bookmarklet that expands all comments and replies in Facebook posts. This applies only to the full version of the Facebook website (e.g., www.facebook.com) and not to other web versions (e.g., m.facebook.com, touch.facebook.com) or to versions of the mobile app.

Bookmarklets are not the prettiest or best-understood things in the world, but I’m making it available in case people want to use it.

To install or update the bookmarklet, click here to bring up a page with the bookmarklet in it, along with some simple instructions.

Also see my Scroll All bookmarklet.

2021-02-17: I put this in GitHub.

What does this help with?

This expands Facebook posts so that you can see/read all comments and replies from top to bottom without clicking. This is how I use it, and I use it only on individual posts with usually many fewer than 100 comments and replies.

Others use this to expand multiple posts prior to archiving them. That wasn’t my original usage model and can hit Facebook limitations on how much it will retrieve (plus, it gets slower the longer it runs), but it’s still better than manually clicking.

To isolate a single post to a browser tab, ctrl-click on the post’s time stamp link, which is a permalink URL.

Warnings

If you need to 100% guarantee this bookmarklet does not click on something it shouldn’t, your only option is to avoid it altogether.

This is a bookmarklet and can only do what you can do, as you. There’s always the risk of clicking on something that wasn’t intended, especially if the code I write now decides to click on something that becomes something else in the future. This is what happened in 2020 with the translation links: they became indistinguishable from the like links (and the untranslate links, and the remove preview links). It became easier to remove the translation feature from the bookmarklet than claim to be able to figure out to not click the like link.

I would characterize the latest changes as follows: in some cases, where it used to be possible to select a list of links that should be clicked, now that list needs to be filtered by what should not be clicked. Unfortunately, that list of what not to click is probably incomplete. I found many cases to avoid, but others might find other cases.

This bookmarklet will not traipse down a multistep procedure, such as submitting a comment or sharing something. Check your Facebook activity log—you can likely undo any action taken. I myself would probably commit harakiri if I found out I had acted on a Trump post I was lurking on and could not undo it.

2021-01-20 notes

When I originally wrote this bookmarklet in 2014, I could hardly believe it kept working with no changes. I sat on it for about one year with no changes to Facebook before publishing it. Now in early 2021, Facebook changes every day in such a way that breaks this bookmarklet. The daily UI changes are gratuitous and serve no visual purpose.

The daily Facebook change involves an image ribbon and the CSS used to display an image from the ribbon. It all changes under the covers daily, yet there’s no visual change. I thought I’d be able to fix the problem by programmatically analyzing the CSS on-the-fly but no, both the CSS rule name and the CSS rule itself change (every day), for no actual purpose. There doesn’t seem to be a way to programmatically determine the CSS rule name from anything fixed. Plus, parsing CSS across browsers seems to have insurmountable security restrictions.

Up to this point, I managed to keep this completely independent of the display language, meaning you could choose any of the 112 languages supported by Facebook and this tool would work. I did this by keying only off the CSS and DOM structure.

This has changed now that Facebook changes CSS names and definitions daily. I’ve resorted—in only one case—to parsing display text. Of the possible 112 languages, I’ve added support for 34 or so. Maybe eventually I’ll link to a list of supported languages so it’s clearer. Part of the problem is that now, if Facebook changes the translation of the text I’m using, including fixing problems, it will break the bookmarklet.

The failure when a language is not supported is not terrible; under certain conditions, the bookmarklet won’t click a link that retrieves more replies. I think I’ve eliminated the problem with expand / collapse loops (using code), and only some threads won’t be fully expanded.

It only takes 5 – 10 minutes to add support for a language (not long). Facebook supports 112 languages (supporting them all would take days). I’m happy adding individual languages, but I plan to do that only if I hear of them (i.e., upon request).

2020-11-30 update

I made a difficult decision today to make a change based on Facebook’s incessant changing and breaking this tool (collapse/expand looping). The change is intended to prevent loops, but it is at the cost of an occasional (rare, I hope) incomplete expansion.

There will be just as much maintenance, except it will be to click on something that should be clicked on rather than to avoid clicking on something that shouldn’t be clicked on. When it breaks every few days, it will cause some (hopefully) rare expansions to be incomplete rather than to get stuck in infinite loops.

I’m also hoping to address the problem of leapfrogging, where certain locales are greater-than-one Facebook builds ahead of me, so they never benefit from the changes I make, as I’m always a few builds back.

Details of what this does

Output is logged to both a temporary visual text area and to the browser console. The text area goes away when it’s done, so if you want to see a record of what happened after-the-fact, you’ll need to hit F12 and open the browser console. When the script completes, it logs a numerical total of all responses being displayed. New log text goes to the top rather than the bottom.

The bookmarklet clicks on links to get more responses. It clicks and waits for the new content, which is recursively checked for new links. After all the responses are obtained, it clicks any and all See More links.

It finds links to click by querying on CSS style names and is thus cultural language independent and should work with Facebook set to display in any language, with the exception of:

Before expansion begins, comment filtering is checked and, if needed, changed to All comments. This is starting as an English-only feature; additional languages added upon request. Messing with comment filtering is optional (see bookmarklet settings).

Please don’t do this

This isn’t recommended on posts that have many thousands of throw-away comments:

  1. You probably aren’t really interested in that many throw-away comments.
  2. It gets slower and slower as more comments are pulled over, which I think is more of a browser thing than a Facebook thing.

If you want to stop the bookmarklet, hit ESC if ESC doesn’t conflict with what you are doing, or click the bookmarklet again. If you run it again, it will pick up where it left off (effectively, not literally).

Bookmarklet settings (new)

This section is new as of 2019-03-14.

Please be aware that modifying settings for this bookmarklet is weird and backwards, but bookmarklets are themselves a little weird. To modify the settings, you must run the bookmarklet from Facebook; the settings UI comes up at the end by pressing ‘s’ sometime during its run; changes you make are for next time, not this time, if that makes sense.

You can customize the bookmarklet from any Facebook page, but if you want to ensure that it finds nothing to expand, you can run it on a Facebook page with no posts, such as https://www.facebook.com/find-friends/browser/.

The UI settings will not persist across browser sessions if you are incognito/private or running Tor’s Firefox browser (see next section).

If you use this UI, you can no longer have multiple Expand All bookmarklets with different settings (see next section).

Customizing the bookmarklet (old)

This section is old as of 2019-03-14. I’m leaving it here in case their are fanatics who either use Facebook incognito/privately or use Tor’s Firefox browser.

You can customize what the bookmarklet does. You can install multiple bookmarklets, each with a different customization.

When you edit the bookmark (Properties in Firefox), you will see near the very beginning todo=6. You can change the numerical value. With this value, you control four bits of instruction:

  • 1: not used anymore
  • 2: expand comments
  • 4: expand replies
  • 8: not used anymore
  • 16: do not ensure comment filter (if it exists) is set to All comments

In combination, there are 8 possible values. Some examples, starting with a value of 6:

  • Subtract 4 to not expand replies
  • Add 16 to not change any comment filters

Note that I only regularly use (hence, test) the default value.

Why did I do this?

I looked around to see if someone else had done something like this already, and of course I might have missed something, but it became apparent to me that it would be easier to do this myself than to keep looking for something that actually worked (everything I tried did not work).

Warnings and notes

  • This works today based on how Facebook is rendered in HTML today. It might break tomorrow, and I might not be able to fix it.
  • The script doesn’t parse display text.
  • You can run the bookmarklet multiple times. Sometimes it helps to do this if Facebook is slow and timeouts result in an incomplete expansion.
  • If you want to see the bookmarklet’s JavaScript in a readable format, copy-and-paste it into a beautifier such as jsbeautifier.org. In fact, if you know JavaScript, you might want to do this to boost your confidence that I am not trying to hack you with some malicious script.

Troubleshooting

Make sure you are using the latest bookmarklet. Let me know what language you use Facebook in and which browser family you use.

If this bookmarklet used to work and stopped working, chances are Facebook has changed, and I need to change the bookmarklet. I might notice the breakage myself, but it probably won’t hurt to let me know about it. Changes I’ve made are listed here.

As we learned in 2018, Facebook changes can roll out over a period of a few months. I’m in Silicon Valley (Santa Clara, California, U.S.A.), and my guess is that I can be the last to see changes (and thus, problems), as Facebook seems to use less-trafficked areas as beta sites.

If you’ve never seen it work in a situation:

If it doesn’t work for a public Facebook post that you can reveal without a violation of your privacy, send me or post a comment here with the permalink URL in it, and I will look at it.

If it works except for some non-public posts, chances are I won’t have be able to observe what makes it special and therefore won’t be able to fix it. I might be able to reproduce a problem in my own private context, depending on having the problem adequately described.

  • Bear in mind that this just automates clicking that you would otherwise do. Manually click on what is not working, and assess the situation from there.
  • You can run this bookmark multiple times without penalty. Sometimes doing so can reveal a clue, especially interspersed with your own clicking.
  • I consider myself a regular Facebook user. If there’s something unusual or nonstandard about your situation, feel free to elaborate. For example, I have no idea how to create, see, or show a “hidden comment.”
  • Facebook has limitations. Please read the section titled “Please don’t do this.”
  • It often doesn’t matter how brilliant you are at capturing the problem (e.g., with screenshots). If I can’t reproduce the problem, I probably can’t fix it or test any fix now and in the future.


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500 responses to “Expand All Facebook Responses”

  1. sam Avatar
    sam

    thanks

    can you please find solution to expand see more and continuo reading in posts not only in comments

    2. if you type in facebook search posts liked by me or by any of you friend you will see all posts in the page

    but your code only expand the comments for the first posts can you make it expand all posts when you scroll down

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      I might not understand your request(s), but if I do, I’m not ready to try taking this in that direction. I’m going to stick with expanding just one post at a time that you’re actually interested in reading — not your whole news feed, and not a complete search results “feed.” Feeds are “infinite” (until the beginning of Facebook time), so I’m not sure how realistic that is, anyway.

      Still, good point about the post itself maybe being closed up. I’ve never seen that require more than one click (it’s not paged, or recursively closed up), but okay, that’s still one click. I’ll see if I get to that.

    2. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      I’ve modified the bookmarklet to click any See More link in the post itself.

      As far as I can tell, when a post has a Continue Reading link, that link is the same as the time stamp permalink URL: it isolates that single post and opens it in a separate window.

  2. sam Avatar
    sam

    thanks for your help please type in your facebook search: posts liked by me to see what i mean

    i want to expand all comments in all posts like if you try it in any profile it will expand all comments if you scroll down i really need this

    in your first code your code only expand first posts in search result feed is it possible to make this code expand all the posts its not infinite some times there are 10 posts some times 100 if you scroll down result will be more why you code expand all posts and comments if i scroll down in any profile not only one posts and it cant expand all posts and comments in search feed when i scroll down

    2. about Continue reading can you show full posts in the same page if not can you make code to open every posts with continue reading in separate window automatically so imagine in your profile if you scroll down to your old posts you find 10 posts with continue reading i want this code to open all Continue reading posts in separate window is it possible for you

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      Sorry, but I don’t think I’m going to expand this to handle multiple posts in one page. Thanks for getting me to think about it, though. I’ve learned a few things.

      I actually wasn’t aware of the sloppy power of Facebook search. I tried “posts liked by me” and it returned about 1/100 of what I’ve liked, in random order, going back about three years. Powerful yet useless.

      BTW, it’s not that this intentionally expands only the first item. If there are comments in the page, it thinks it doesn’t need to do anything to show them. It there’s more than one post in the page, it would need to do a lot more parsing to isolate and examine each post separately.

      This is really just an opportunistic hack that did what I wanted it to do. It expands all comments and replies for a single post, and that’s the extent of what’s useful to me, and relatively easy.

  3. sam Avatar
    sam

    thanks for you help again but i don’t understand what you mean did you mean it technically impossible to expand all comments in facebook search for all posts or you dont want to do it for a reason ?

    you can write other code and keep this code

    2. what about Continue reading issue

    all the best

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      I want to emphasize that this is a total hack. It parses the HTML and clicks on things.

      I made a change just now that you might like: it now shows comments/replies for multiple posts in one page (e.g., news feed, search results).

      But this is a can of worms! I ran it on my news feed and it pulled over 650 comments (note: that I don’t care about). I ran it again, and it pulled over 102 more. I had to run it 8 times for it to get everything. This is the kind of thing that I’m just not interested in trying to figure out why. Timeouts probably.

      Re: the Continue Reading issue. I question you really wanting the potentially high number of posts opened in new tabs. It’s not a feature I have the slightest bit of interest in, and I think it could be outright harmful to someone who doesn’t expect it. It’s technically possible.

      Look, I doubt you want to read all the content you want automatically pulled over. I can only guess that you are searching for something. If I were you, I’d try to use the Facebook graph search to find what I was looking for.

  4. sam Avatar
    sam

    i have many friends on facebook some of them write about science and history…. i want to expand all there posts and save the page as pdf to read it like a book

    your code now perfect only Continue Reading issue if you find solution for it it will make it easy to me to read posts

    if you cant open all Continue Reading in new tap( technically) can you make the code bookmark all the Continue Reading posts without open them so i can check them later

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      I added a little bit to click on the Continue Reading links. But programmatic clicks like that are treated as popups, so assuming your browser blocks popups, you’ll need to add an exception to allow them for Facebook.

      Note: Any posts with Continue Reading links in your “feed” will still have their comments expanded. So you’ll also need to run the bookmarklet in each popup (tab) to get the comments to show up there.

  5. sam Avatar
    sam

    i try your new code on one of my friends profile it only open the first Continue Reading posts in new tap is it possible to open all Continue Reading posts in new tap not only the first posts

    thanks…

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      It sounds like your browser is blocking popups. With blocking on, the first popup might make it through but subsequent ones won’t (in my experience). Again, you can add an exception just for https://www.facebook.com/. In fact, you can wait for Chrome to display the “blocked popup icon” and set up the exception with a few clicks.

  6. Dennis Avatar
    Dennis

    Has anybody a script to expand all comments and answers in g+ ?

  7. John Avatar
    John

    This bookmarklet works great. I only have a need to “View more comments” and don’t need to see replies.

    Since the script executes the comments first if I had a way to manually stop the execution that would work as well.

    thanks

  8. sam Avatar
    sam

    this bookmarklet work well right now but if you code :

    1. find a manual way to stop the bookmarklet during expanding posts some times my internet disconnect but i cant move the page because i can not stop the bookmarklet until it expand all posts

    2. please add other bookmarklet only expand comments without replies

    3. please add other bookmarklet only expand seemore and continue reading in posts without expanding comments and replies

    thanks Jens-Ingo for your help and for your amazing bookmarklet

    all the best …

  9. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
    Jens-Ingo Farley

    New feature: if you hit ESC, the expansion will abort.

    But adding options to the bookmarklet? I’ll need to ponder/explore that idea a bit.

  10. Dennis Avatar
    Dennis

    And for Google + ?

  11. sam Avatar
    sam

    hello Jens-Ingo thanks for the new feature i dont know how to thank you your amazing

    i dont know if it possible to you to add option in the bookmarklet to expand posts without comments or other option to expand comments without replies i think you can make new bookmarklet for each option

    i dont know if you have any experience in twitter or not but comments problem not only in Facebook but twitter you tube google+ even Instagram

    one of my friend ask my if it to possible to expand twitter conversation and replies or twitter feed like facebook i said to him i will ask some one who have knowledge in these thing so i dont know if you have any time to make bookmarklet to twiiter or other site like youtube or google + as dennis ask

    youtube have tow problem 1. comments and replies 2. you cant see all your feed unless you click on load more as example : https://www.youtube.com/user/mikawood01

    i will be grateful if you can help on this issues

    best wishes …

  12. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
    Jens-Ingo Farley

    This bookmarklet automates clicking on things in the browser. It’s 100% hardcoded to the HTML of Facebook. I created it because I use it every day. Creating something similar for other sites would involve analyzing their HTML and automating the clicking on things. I haven’t done that, and I have no plans to do that.

    There’s no good way to have bookmarklet settings/configuration. I’ve been thinking a bit about this, and what I’m thinking is being able to edit the first few characters of the script before saving it as a bookmarklet, thus allowing you to create multiple bookmarklet buttons that each do something different.

    But here’s an example of a technical hurdle: the Facebook HTML for bringing over more comments vs. more replies is 100% identical (except for the visible text, which I am not parsing to keep this language independent). So, in order to differentiate comments from replies (so expanding replies can be optional), more parsing is required. I’m still looking at that.

    I’m looking at making the script more modular to allow a little configuration of what it does.

  13. sam Avatar
    sam

    thanks for your effort Jens-Ingo i hope you can make the script more modular

    i didn’t know about how hard its to make a bookmarklet like this . my friend is social media

    researcher most of his work on twitter but it hard for him to expand replyies

    ,converstion , feed because of twiiter system as example :

    https://twitter.com/BillGates/status/672063176159068160

    please in your spare time if you find it easy to analyze go for it if not forget about it

    also i want to ask you what course should i study to be able to make bookmarklet like these ?

    is any one study programming can make bookmarklet like yours or it depend on your creativity ?

    all the best

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      Writing bookmarklets requires knowledge of HTML/CSS and JavaScript/DOM. Though you probably won’t find a class on bookmarklets, any knowledge you gain in HTML/CSS/JavaScript/DOM will apply.

  14. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
    Jens-Ingo Farley

    New feature: you can now customize what the/each bookmarklet does (any combination of expanding posts, expanding comments, and expanding replies). See the blog section titled “Customizing the Bookmarklet”.

  15. parthibhan india Avatar
    parthibhan india

    Thanks a lot for making this bookmarklet , it saves me more time, you made my day it help me a lot i got tried of click on “view previous comments in Fb” can you able to code work as well for linkedin (see more) comments ??? else can you give some more tips to make it possible .. thanks in advance i’m looking forward to it …

  16. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
    Jens-Ingo Farley

    The only comment-based social medium I use daily and feel like I understand is Facebook. Though I’ve used all the other social media mentioned, I’ve never used them enough to feel like I did daily on Facebook (before I wrote my bookmarklet), which was, “here I go again clicking 50 times to read 30 comments.”

    I can only give tips that assume familiarity with browser development with JavaScript/DOM/HTML/CSS. Hit F12 for the DOM browser. If you’re doing the same thing over and over again, familiarize yourself with the DOM structure of what you’re interacting with. How would you automate what you are doing, such that you could just let the computer do it for you? You can only automate what is 100% systematic. If it can be expressed simply in words, it can probably be automated.

    I guarantee that every social medium will have its own unexpected quirks, timing issues, and so on. There won’t be one thing that magically works with everything.

  17. John P Samuel Avatar
    John P Samuel

    I am just an end user.I was looking for this feature and I am glad that you had given me the solution.Thank you.I have recommended it to my friends. Please do track the changes in facebook and keep the bookmarklet working just for the sake of end users like me.

  18. Aarif Avatar
    Aarif

    Hi, Thank you very much for taking the time to code the script. It is amazing! a few posts earlier a fellow commenter requested making it possible for it to run on all posts in the news feed. this is not something that no one would want for it would be a priceless feature if used to view all posts in a group.

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      As mentioned (circuitously) in a previous comment and now the main article, this works now. I’ve tried it on my main feed, an invisible group, and various search results. In general, I remain skeptical that this feature is really safe-and-sane. I mean, I have friends who love to respond to those senseless threads that get 200,000 replies and go something like “2 + 2 = 5. Respond if you disagree.” If you start a massive expansion and want to cancel, just hit ESC.

      To clarify one thing: this only expands posts that you have manually scrolled into existence, so to speak. Feeds in Facebook are essentially infinite, and automating pulling over all content since the beginning of Facebook time just doesn’t make sense to me.

  19. rinat Avatar
    rinat

    Thanks, works fine!

    Do not unfold “View previous replies”, though…

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      I don’t understand. You’re saying it doesn’t work, or asking it not to do it? In my testing, it works. If you see something not working and supply a URL to a public post with the problem, I can look at it.

      1. rinat Avatar
        rinat

        I meant “it is not working”

        https://www.facebook.com/dmitriy.madera/posts/1965022097055569?pnref=story#

        Please search for: 50 of 106 View previous replies

        1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
          Jens-Ingo Farley

          Thanks for the URL! Yes, I see that full expansion is not occurring, but even if I just manually click on the link, nothing happens. I don’t understand why Facebook just stops delivering comments sometimes. My script only automates clicking on links, just as if a person were doing it.

          1. rinat Avatar
            rinat

            In my browser, I can click on “View previous replies” twice. But I found easy workaround — just click the bookmarklet once again, and it unfolds all remaining replies!

            Great work, and it works fine even in restricted environment, unlike chrome extensions 🙂

  20. Satyapriya Avatar
    Satyapriya

    You are my hero! Thank you! 😀

    I use a screen reader to listen to 12-24 comment threads per day and I was getting extremely tired of manually expanding all replies and clicking on all “See More” links within each thread.

    You just saved me like 10-20 minutes of tedious, annoying work per day. Thank you.

  21. Janet Foster Avatar
    Janet Foster

    OMG…thank you so much. I have become fairly addicted to Facebook since retiring and belong to many, many groups. My greatest frustration is being immersed in some heated discussions only for the “show more replies” to stop opening those replies. This works beautifully!

  22. Womble Avatar
    Womble

    Brilliant bookmarklet, thanks. I’ve recently had a problem of missing replies through not getting notifications from Facebook, so your bookmarklet has made it so much easier for me to quickly look through the posts to see if I’ve missed anything. Cheers!

  23. nk Avatar
    nk

    Many thanks for this awesome bookmarklet!

    It works fine with Facebook posts comments. But in the future, would you modify this script that it decens also Facebook Comment Plugin comments and normal posts like list?

    For Comments Plugin, I mean e.g. https://goo.gl/Biiwj2 (no scrollbar, use arrow keys)

    For like lists, I mean e.g. https://goo.gl/3xnbas

  24. Tiribulus Avatar

    “Then, run the bookmarklet on the isolated post.”

    Maybe I’m dense, but I can’t figure out how to do this. How do I run the bookmarklet? I can’t get it near the page with the links. I isolate FB posts all the time, so I know how to do that, but once isolated, I have the “expand all” link in one tab and the post in another. The bookmark bar is there with the post dragged to it. What next? All I can do is switch between tabs. How o I run the “expand all” link” on the other tab?
    Thanks for your time.

    1. Tiribulus Avatar

      Nevermind. I figured it out. You sir are a towering genius of the first order. 🙂

  25. Carol Avatar
    Carol

    THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
    This is exactly what I need. Am involved in a long, long research thread and did all the expansions by hand TWICE as they kept collapsing. I need to have all the material that others have supplied. So now I’m a happy camper thanks to you. Had taken me something like 3 hours but now in less than 3 minutes it was all finished! Then I copied the entire thread into a LiberOffice doc and it’s 73 pages! The job is done, thanks to you. BTW, using FF.

  26. Darryl Akeung Avatar
    Darryl Akeung

    Hi
    Awesome script
    Is it possible to click on see translation too ?

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      I like this idea. I’ve added this as default behavior, but it can be turned off via the customization procedure described above.

  27. john Anderson Avatar
    john Anderson

    sir thanks for your work i need your help please

    https://gist.github.com/yanofsky/5436496

    this is a twitter script can you please make a bookmarklet from this script i try to use this from python but its very hard for me

    1. Jens-Ingo Farley Avatar
      Jens-Ingo Farley

      A bookmarklet operates in the world of the existing web page: HTML, DOM, CSS, JavaScript. That Python script uses Twitter APIs and prints its results to a console. There’s really no relation.

  28. john Anderson Avatar
    john Anderson

    thank you do you have any idea how can i get all the tweets from any user ?

    there is some script but only get the last 3200 tweets

  29. S McDaniel Avatar
    S McDaniel

    This works great on IOS Safari. Thanks!

  30. Zeeshan Avatar
    Zeeshan

    Wonderful bookmarklet! I am currently using it to archive my fb feed, and your bookmarklet has come in so handy! The only tool of its kind on the internet! Great work, keep on optimising it for speed and performance… A big thanks again for making our lives easier!

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