How to do browser based follow/unfollow?

BeerMe

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I used to use ManageFlitter to follow back accounts and to unfollow. They don't allow you to do this anymore that I can see. I haven't used their service in a while and was going to rejoin, but it seems the features are very limited.

What service are people using now to follow back and to prune out those who aren't following you? I don't need the features of a bot or want to deal with the risk. I only want an easy way to follow back those who follow me without putting my account at risk.
 
Make it yourself using something like Ubot Studio. Browser automation is child’s play.
 
Look at selenium / chromeheadless if you have some coding ability.
 
Then pay someone to make it for you. IF you are not wanting to pay anything, your options will be very limited - if any exist at all
 
Then pay someone to make it for you. IF you are not wanting to pay anything, your options will be very limited - if any exist at all

How much do you think it would cost to pay someone to do this?
 
How much do you think it would cost to pay someone to do this?
Depends what you want. Something cheap the developer then does not support / update / modify as you would like if they ever answer your mails. Or a quality product and a relationship with the developer going forward that benefits you both: you with quality supported / updated products, developer: adequately reimbursed for their work and support.

You can pay as little or as much as you want.

Post in the Hire A Freelancer section of BHW and speak with who get in contact.
 
There are very few normal encoders on the market right now.
 
I think you can use browser extensions for follow/unfollow on twitter. There is an extension in Chrome's webstore called "Mass follow for Twitter".
Also, I heard that some people without any coding skills use iMacros to automate tasks like that.
 
I think you can use browser extensions for follow/unfollow on twitter. There is an extension in Chrome's webstore called "Mass follow for Twitter".
Also, I heard that some people without any coding skills use iMacros to automate tasks like that.
Now Twitter has new subscription rules, you need to be very careful with these actions.
 
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