arturro43/untweet

Delete all your posts, likes and retweets on X/Twitter easily.

untweet

Delete all of your posts, likes and retweets on X/Twitter easily. Reduce your digital footprint, take back some control of your data.

1. DamnFastMassTweetUnliker (DFMTU) - remove all of your liked tweets from publicly available "liked" section. Script works so fast even Elon won't have enough time to destroy Twitter.

USAGE: Go to your profile, click on "liked" section, press F12, choose Console and paste DFMTU script. Press ENTER.

Note: You are gonna get rate limited after 500 unliked tweets (about 10 seconds). When this happens just refresh page, wait 15 minutes and paste script once again.

Note #2: "You don’t have any likes yet" error when it's pretty obvious you have some left is a bug or some sort of rate limiting. They'll come back in 2 minutes, 2 hours, 2 days, 2 weeks. You can't do anything about it.

Note #3: Firefox users, this script is currently unstable. It works even faster on Firefox, but it's so damn fast it causes some glitches so please follow #1 for help.

2. X-twitterminate (XT) - remove all of your Twitter tweets (posts), retweets (reposts) and comments. Basically clean up your account.

USAGE: Go to your profile, press F12, choose Console and paste XT script. Press Enter.

Note: You can get rate limited for loading too many tweets. I'm not sure about the current limits, so if tweets are not loading or something weird happens - refresh site and run script again.

Note #2: I can see I have some posts left but they are not loading!!!!!! What do?!?! Read Note #2 in the DFMTU section.

Current roadmap:

• resolve any issues, more testing
• create all in one script with a simple gui
• rework XT script to work on any resolutions
• automate script
• more user friendly experience (idk, some onboarding with hello what is your username and auto navigate to profile or some shit)

untweet's Issues

DFMTU is unstable on Firefox

DFMTU script requires a few restarts before hitting rate limit, because it stops working after some time. It happens only on Firefox (tested on 115.4.0esr).

I'll try to fix it in the future, probably by completely reworking autoUnlike function.

For now, my fellow Firefox users, keep your eyes on likes count and if it stops dropping - reload site, paste script again and repeat untill you get rate limited.

I don't want to sacrifice speed, because I spent hours testing many different ways and I chose the "oh-lord-please-help-me-its-soooo-awfully-fast-as-f*ck" one.