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Automate Twitter 'Likes' with JavaScript

Sam Bent

Jun 8, 2023 — 1 min read

Ever wanted to automate liking tweets on Twitter? I’ve got the perfect solution for you! I call it the ‘Twitter I Like This Bot’. 🤖💙

About

The Twitter I Like This Bot is a simple piece of JavaScript code that can be run in the developer tools console of your web browser to like tweets on Twitter automatically. This bot works by finding the ‘Like’ button on tweets and programmatically clicking them.

How to Use

Using the bot is super easy. Just navigate to Twitter, open up the developer tools (F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I), and paste the provided JavaScript code into the console. Then, sit back and watch as the bot automatically likes tweets for you!

Customization

The bot is also customizable! You can set the time interval between likes, and even have it loop indefinitely to like more tweets. Simply adjust the timing values in the JavaScript code to your liking. For example, you could set the bot to like a tweet every 1-2 minutes. ⏲️

Conclusion

And that’s it! With the Twitter I Like This Bot, you can sit back and let the bot do all the liking for you. 🍹 Remember to use the bot responsibly and comply with Twitter’s terms of service. Happy tweeting! 🐦

Where to get it:

You can get the code for free here:
https://github.com/DoingFedTime/Twitter-I-Like-This-Bot

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