How did fw work?

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Quick question. I used to use fw. Previously I scrapped about 10,000 ID and saved them to a .txt file. As we all know what happened, I was unable to get through about 7,000 of these ID. Now I'm using ffap. I'd like to use these ID's and I'd hate to have duplicate friends across all my accounts.

Does anyone know if fw used to start at the top of the ID .txt file? At the bottom? Was it random? If I trim the first 3,000 or so ID's from the .txt file would that pretty much take care of it?

Thank you kindly for any input.
 
Yes, just ask the ffap support they have. They are there to help you with the problems.
 
Asked them before posting this thread. They stated they cannot determine who's been requested from the .txt file and my only choice is to rerun the whole file and subject myself to duplicate friends across multiple accounts....

I didn't like the answer so I was seeking everyones input as to how I could correct the issue manually.
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Asked them before posting this thread. They stated they cannot determine who's been requested from the .txt file and my only choice is to rerun the whole file and subject myself to duplicate friends across multiple accounts....

I didn't like the answer so I was seeking everyones input as to how I could correct the issue manually.
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Unfortunately since FW support no longer exists, I highly doubt you will get a solid answer.
 
facebook wizard. it's a friend adder but does a lot more too. if you want to know more about it do a search to find out all the features.

If someone did a search, they would see that cypionate said that program was no longer to be discussed here.
 
If someone did a search, they would see that cypionate said that program was no longer to be discussed here.

Thank you for pointing out the obvious! ;)

Well, I guess it is not obvious to most people, but that is all the more reason to point it out! Thanks again, lol! :lmao:
 
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