If you’re a handy dandy PC user, there’s an additional little hack just for you. If you need to take out all of your thumbs up, first go into your favorites section, then open the command console. If you’re on Mac, press “command”+”option”+”J”, if you’re on Windows, press CTRL+shift+J. Then you need to insert this code:
setInterval(() => { &;nbsp;for (const d of document.querySelectorAll(‘div[data-testid=”unlike”]’)) { d.click() } window.scrollTo(0, document.body.scrollHeight)}, 1000)
and run it. Voila, using this code you will be able to delete all of your thumbs up at once!
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FAQ
Yes, deleting your profile will initially erase all of your thumbs up and other data as well. The good news is: if you have changed your mind, you can always restore your profile for 30 days after the moment of deletion, and all the data will be restored as well.
Only if your page was deleted/or the page of the person who has written this tweet was deleted.
Yes, you totally can erase your thumbs up — either by hand, or using mass deletion through third-party services Circleboom, Manageflitter, and the other ones.
To do so you would need to insert a special code that will help you to take out all the thumbs up at once. You can find the code in the previous paragraphs of this article or look for alternatives on GitHub or Hootsuite.
It can erase thumbs up due to several reasons: a) you have deleted your page and it has been 30 days since that moment (you cannot restore the data anymore) b) the person who has written this tweet has deleted their page and it has been 30 days since that moment c) the tweet you have liked got enough reports because of any reason and was taken down by the support group.
We have given you the code that you can use to bulk delete thumbs up in the article itself. Look it up in the last paragraph and enter it, if you want to “hack” Twitter and remove all the favorites in several touches, without even using third-party apps and services.
If you’re not into using Twitter itself to delete your thumbs up, you can always turn to help from third-party services Circleboom, Manaflitter, and others.
You can look for alternatives on AppStore or GoogleMarket as well if you want to do it using your phone and an app, but make sure to read the reviews from previous users to not waste your money over nothing if we’re talking about the paid options.
If you want to permanently delete thumbs up, you should either remove them by hand from your favorites section, or you can use third-party services that offer bulk deletion of favorites through special lists. The examples of such services you can find in the above paragraphs.
If you delete your page and it hasn’t been 30 days since that moment, you can restore all the data that was bound to your profile, including your favorites. If 30 days have passed, you won’t be able to restore anything, including your tweets, thumbs up, replies, etc.
We have given the code in the paragraphs of the article itself: make sure to find it and use it in the command console. To open it press CTRL+shift+J. If it won’t work, you can always look for alternative codes on GitHub or Hootsuite.
To delete thumbs up on iOS you need to go into the app, go into your favorites section and remove “hearts” under each tweet that you have liked. It will make them “unliked” and those will disappear from your favorites permanently.
How to delete followers and likes on Twitter?
To delete followers and thumbs up you have to either go into your favorites section and remove the “hearts” under each tweet that you don’t like anymore, or you have to go into your followers’ section, find a person whom you find bothering or inappropriate, block them and then unblock them. It will make this person disappear from your followers’ list.
If you don’t want to use side services you can always try to solve your problems through debugging console or command console. To open it press CTRL+shift+J on Windows or command+option+J on Mac.
Then you will need to use a special code that we have given you in the last paragraph of the article itself. Scroll up, copy it, and use it to delete all the thumbs up in one go. If it doesn’t work for you, we’d recommend looking for alternatives on Hootsuite or GitHub.
Your toolkit might appear in different forms: some people find paid programs and apps the best tool to use if they need to remove all of their thumbs up at once, some think that using command console would be the best decision, and some claim that doing everything by hand will be the quickest and the easiest way possible.
We agree with all that: all the instructions on how mass deletion and deletion works you can find in this article itself.
Right now this social media website doesn’t allow bulk deletion of favorites. You can do it by hand though: for that, you should go into your favorites section and press the “unlike” button near each tweet.
It will permanently delete all of the tweets that you don’t like anymore. If you want to save time and prefer using special apps or third-party services, check out previous paragraphs to find examples of programs that offer such functions.
If you want to delete favorites from years ago, you can a) scroll to the very bottom of your favorites section and delete these tweets by hand b) use Circleboom, Twitter Advanced Search, or other third-party services, find the favorite you’re looking for using them and then delete them through Twitter or through the third party app.
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