[Solved] Automatically detele old Facebook posts [closed]


I know this seems long, but it’s just because I wrote out every little step to remove any guess work.

1.Open Chrome or Firefox
2. Download ‘iMacros’ addon
3. Restart the browser
4. Log in to FB, go to your profile
5. Go to your ACTIVITY LOG(CLick down arrow in top right of screen > activity log)
6. Go to YOUR POSTS(In the left side-panel)
7. Click on the iMacros icon on your browser
8. A side-bar should slide out on the left of the screen. Open the ‘Rec’ tab
9. Select ‘Record’ in iMacro side-bar
10. Go through the process of deleting a post. The macro will record your actions so only do what’s necessary (click pencil, click delete, approve delete in pop-up)
11. Select ‘Stop’ in iMacro side-bar
12. Right click the recording you just made(‘#Current.iim’) and select ‘Edit Macro’
13. You should see something pretty similar to this:

VERSION BUILD=8920312 RECORDER=FX<br> TAB T=1
URL GOTO=//www.facebook.com/YOURNAME/allactivity?privacy_source=activity_log&log_filter=cluster_11
TAG POS=1 TYPE=I ATTR=CLASS:mrs<SP>_2fmu<SP>img<SP>sp_AsQNWzugZQW<SP>sx_ded844&&TXT:
TAG POS=2 TYPE=SPAN ATTR=TXT:Delete<br> 
TAG POS=1 TYPE=BUTTON FORM=ID:u_y_1 ATTR=TXT:Delete<SP>Post

Now comes the tricky part, pay close attention.

14.Replace your first 2 lines:

VERSION BUILD=8920312 RECORDER=FX
TAB T=1

With:

VERSION BUILD=8920312 RECORDER=FX
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES

It’s okay if your version build number is different, you can use the one above anyways.

15.Keep your original ‘URL GOTO’ the same, but delete everything under that
16. Under your original ‘URL GOTO’, copy and paste the following lines:

WAIT SECONDS=1
URL GOTO=javascript:window.scrollBy(0,40000)
TAG POS=1 TYPE=SPAN ATTR=CLASS:_55pe&&TXT: 
TAG POS=2 TYPE=SPAN ATTR=TXT:Delete
WAIT SECONDS=1
TAG POS=1 TYPE=BUTTON FORM=class:_s ATTR=TXT:Delete<SP>Post 
WAIT SECONDS=2
  1. Click ‘Save & Close’
  2. Open the ‘Play’ tab in the iMacro left side-bar
  3. Click ‘Play’, the code will run once
  4. Make sure your most recent post was actually deleted
  5. Under the ‘Play’ tab there is a repeat macro section. Set max value to ‘9999’
  6. Click ‘Play (Loop)’. It will then begin the time consuming, but now automated process of deleting your posts.
  7. Check back every once in a while to make sure everything is working properly

solved Automatically detele old Facebook posts [closed]