Facebook: "Invite All Friends To Your Page" Free Script

OmegaPoint

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If you have a facebook profile and want to invite all of your friends on there to like a page follow these instructions for a effortless spam.

1.) Open Chrome
2.) On the page you admin click "Invite Friends"
3.) Scroll till you've loaded them all
4.) Hit CTRL + Shift + J
5.) They'll be a console just copy and paste the code *Without quotes
6.) Hit enter and you're done!

"javascript:var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('uiButton _1sm'); for(var i=0; i<inputs.length;i++) { inputs.click(); }"
 
Can't test right now but it's pretty cool if works, a few extensions do this but it's always safer to do it youself than closed source code.

Btw, if someone is afraid of the code it's simple and clean. Just look for all the "invite" buttons and click on them. You may want to add a sleep function of 1 or 2 seconds between clicks to avoid getting banned.
 
Here's the timeout version (2 seconds):

"javascript:var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('uiButton _1sm'); function like() { for(var i=0; i<inputs.length;i++) { inputs.click(); }}; setTimeout(like, 2000);"
 
Why use this script, when there are good plugins that can do it far better, like placing a delay as it invites friends.

Facebook has grown past this script
 
Why use this script, when there are good plugins that can do it far better, like placing a delay as it invites friends.

Facebook has grown past this script

Well i don't trust closed source code. You know, when something is free you're the one being sold so if you analyse those extensions/plugins, you'll see that many of them take advantage of your internet packets while you thing it's free.

This is just a javascript line code, so it's safer right? About the delay, i've posted another version with setTimeout function.
 
Well i don't trust closed source code. You know, when something is free you're the one being sold so if you analyse those extensions/plugins, you'll see that many of them take advantage of your internet packets while you thing it's free.

This is just a javascript line code, so it's safer right? About the delay, i've posted another version with setTimeout function.


Sure, with time delay placed on each invite you're making it look like a natural click from a human.... not a bot.



But the 2Sec delay is not good enough, 5 to 10 sec is better off with a max invite of 500 friends.

The script you also posted is going to add all friends. that is where premium plugins are better off.
 
Why use this script, when there are good plugins that can do it far better, like placing a delay as it invites friends.

Facebook has grown past this script
Witch plugin you think is beter tell me if you whant i need something like that
 
Is anybody tested it already? Sounds good. But perhaps some more impressions based on practice?
 
The script has been around for a while and while I can appreciate your concerns about the integrity of a free plugin that can do the same thing as this there are some people out there who code stuff like that for the rep it brings them.

Inviting all of your friends all at once isn't the best idea and you need a certain amount of control over this such as:

How many to invite per run
Random time delay between inviting each person
Total number of friends to invite
How many times to run the script per day and random times to run it

That would make it look more natural and that is why people code plugins to do the job because a line of JS won't cut it.

Be careful when you automate FB tasks. Automation is great but it needs to look natural.

Shez
 
This does not seem to work when trying to invite friends when you are not an admin of the page. Is there any script line that works for that?
 
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