| var buttons; | |
| buttons = document.getElementsByClassName('_42ft'); | |
| for (var i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) { | |
| if(buttons[i].getAttribute('ajaxify') != null){ | |
| if(buttons[i].getAttribute('ajaxify').indexOf('invite') != -1){ | |
| buttons[i].click(); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
javascript:var buttons; buttons = document.getElementsByClassName('_42ft'); for (var i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) { if(buttons[i].getAttribute('ajaxify') != null){ if(buttons[i].getAttribute('ajaxify').indexOf('invite') != -1){ buttons[i].click(); } } }
The code could be further simplified to this one-liner for the Chrome address bar.
Note that it won't work with a simple copy and paste into the address bar because Chrome blocks any string that starts with
javascript:in the address bar. Select from the second character onward, manually type "j" in the address, paste in what you copied, and hit enter.
javascript:(function() {Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName('_42ft')).map(function(x){x&&x.getAttribute('ajaxify')&&x.getAttribute('ajaxify').indexOf('invite')!=-1&&x.click();});})();
This will not work. Facebook will disable invite pretty quickly. You need to use random timing on clicking and on scrolling... The best way is to use any free script, there are hundreds of them as extensions in chrome store
This will not work. Facebook will disable invite pretty quickly.
I don't know, I manage a medium size page and I use it everyday. Of course your mileage may vary.
The key is exposing all the Invite buttons before deploying this script, because facebook count this as one single click. You can use an autohotkey script to do this.
#j:: ; Windows-J
; Keeps scrolling down until the shift key is pressed
loop {
Send {WheelDown 4000} ; scroll down
Sleep 500
if (GetKeyState("Shift"))
break
}
; Move the mouse to the right a little to indicate that the script ended
MouseMove 800,0,,R
return
Yes, we need timeout between clicks, but there is a free extension, as I post before, so people can use it :)
It's very useful, But what is the time out between clicks ?
Yes, we need timeout between clicks, but there is a free extension, as I post before, so people can use it :)
It's very useful, But what is the time out between clicks ?
Random about 2-4 seconds. And also you can change it in some versions
Some useful updates I found:
Is there anyway to invite someone whom liked a page your not the owner?
I highly recommend this browser extension - Firefox, Chrome, Edge.
It saves me so much time and it's free.
I can see the malware there. THis extension was just uploaded. DO NOT USE IT. Just search on google and use famous extensions released years ago with thousands on downloads, you will be more secure.
It's not malware. Look at the reviews on Firefox. I developed this extension. I build it primarily for my own use. Recently I decided to share it with others. It's just another option. Download whatever extension you want. Just saying it's not malware, it works and it's free. Actually, all extensions are reviewed before they are published. Here's my website - https://likeinviter.herokuapp.com/
It's not malware. Look at the reviews on Firefox. I developed this extension. I build it primarily for my own use. Recently I decided to share it with others. It's just another option. Download whatever extension you want. Just saying it's not malware, it works and it's free. Actually, all extensions are reviewed before they are published. Here's my website - https://likeinviter.herokuapp.com/
Reviews? There is 1 good review, lol! I don't see any sense to create own extension when there are many of them, for years. Also no sense to give the extension access to your own domain, it's not secure. Google checks extension but not enough. For me this is big no.
2024 and wondering what everyone else is using ;-;
2024 and wondering what everyone else is using ;-;
I use this paid extension: https://www.invitelikecomment.com/en/ at the end it was better to pay and be sure the extension is safe, this link is here since 2019 and still works
I understand but part of me feels like there's gotta be some free open-source version for a script, right?
I understand but part of me feels like there's gotta be some free open-source version for a script, right?
As I know there is no working open source version. Now only the paid one works perfectly, free version isn't good anymore
The code could be further simplified to this one-liner for the Chrome address bar.
Note that it won't work with a simple copy and paste into the address bar because Chrome blocks any string that starts with
javascript:in the address bar. Select from the second character onward, manually type "j" in the address, paste in what you copied, and hit enter.javascript:(function() {Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName('_42ft')).map(function(x){x&&x.getAttribute('ajaxify')&&x.getAttribute('ajaxify').indexOf('invite')!=-1&&x.click();});})();