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This GitHub recipe is titled as a method for deleting all likes or favorites from Twitter, though the supplied page does not show its steps.
About delete-likes-from-x-com.md
This GitHub Gist is a recipe for removing likes (favorites) from a Twitter account. It is not an official tool or a standalone app. The recipe gives a short JavaScript snippet to run in a browser's developer console while viewing the account's likes page at twitter.com/{username}/likes. The snippet runs every second, clicks each visible unlike control, and scrolls to the bottom of the page to load more liked posts.
The page is a comment thread, and the comments show mixed results. Several commenters said the original snippet worked for them, while at least one said it did not. One commenter reported that adding a short delay between actions fixed the problem for them. Other comments ask about liked posts that were already unliked but still appear, and about deleting direct messages. Those questions have no answers on the page. The recipe is also not verified by the directory, and running third-party code in a console can affect the account it runs on.
Key features
- Runs a JavaScript snippet in the browser console on the likes page
- Clicks visible unlike controls once per second
- Scrolls to the bottom of the page to load more liked posts
- Comment-shared variants check for one unlike control per run
Best for: People who want to remove many likes from their own Twitter account on a desktop web browser and are comfortable running code in the browser console.
Good for
- Requires no separate software installation beyond a browser console
- The snippet is short and its steps are shown on the page
- One commenter reported that a delayed version worked for them
Watch out for
- Several commenters reported that the snippet did not work for them
- Comments ask about unliked posts that remain in the likes list, and no answer is given
- Comments ask whether direct messages can be deleted, and no answer is given
delete-likes-from-x-com.md at a glance
- Category
- Privacy & Security › Data Removal
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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delete-likes-from-x-com.md FAQ
How is the recipe run?
The recipe says to go to the Twitter likes page for your account, open the browser console, and run the provided JavaScript code.
What should I do if the snippet does not work?
Comments on the page report mixed results. One commenter said a version with a 100-millisecond wait worked for them after the original did not.
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