A Twitter Bot for Passive ❤️s

#twitter #javascript

Paste this into your browser console (or make a plugin with Scriptish) and posts will ❤️ themselves automatically as you scroll

setInterval(() => {
  const heart = document.querySelector(`[data-testid="like"]`);
  if(heart) heart.click();
}, 1408);

Or paste this into the address bar

javascript:setInterval((heart=document.querySelector(`[data-testid="like"]`)) => {heart && heart.click();}, 1500);

disclaimer: Automated likes are against Twitter ToS

second disclaimer: don't go to anyone's profile or you'll look like a stalker

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