uncheck twitter interests

gistfile1.txt

var timer=100;document.querySelectorAll("div > input[type='checkbox']:checked").forEach((interest) => {setTimeout(function(){interest.click()},timer);timer+=2000;});

Thanks for the gist, here's one to dismiss all topics suggested by twitter on this page: https://twitter.com/YOURUSERNAME/topics

https://gist.github.com/RobinFrcd/8b52224f05db01e7465f67f3598e42d6

[ To completely block Twitter's subjects / topics / "You might be interested in" etc. ]
I was looking for a while to find back THIS solution, wich seems to actually be one of the most efficient to prevent this kind of annoying stuff that Twitters shows us : https://twitter.com/JonoHimself/status/1107743787856465921

Works like a charm, thanks @eviltester !!

This one works for me in Chrome

1. Browse to https://twitter.com/settings/your_twitter_data/twitter_interests
2. Open developer tools and enter following one-liner into your console

$$('input:checked').forEach( (w) => { w.click() } ); console.log('done');

this worked for me quicker then other solutions, i'm using brave browser. thanks.

Twitter is kinda dead nowadays 💀, I guess we can safely all move toward Mastodon. 👍

This one works for me in Chrome

1. Browse to https://twitter.com/settings/your_twitter_data/twitter_interests
2. Open developer tools and enter following one-liner into your console

$$('input:checked').forEach( (w) => { w.click() } ); console.log('done');

this worked for me quicker then other solutions, i'm using brave browser. thanks.

👍

If you have a lot of checked interests, X will start to ignore your requests and return a 503 HTTP error if you uncheck them too fast.
Here is a script that uncheck interests every 2 seconds, just launch it and wait until the counter has reached the end.

var counter = 0;
var wait = 2000;
var interests = $$('input:checked');

interests.forEach( (w) => {
    var current = counter;
    setTimeout(() => {
        console.log(current + '/' + interests.length);
        w.click();
    }, wait * counter);
    counter++;
});

I used the code @jcambien wrote and it worked as expected, though the rate limiter was triggered after a while. Nevertheless, I waited a few minutes and reran the script, then all checkboxes were unchecked.

Is it possible to add custom "interests" to this json? or are they checked serverside against their list?