Who Viewed Your Facebook
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Alfian Adi Saputra
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Sunday, June 10, 2018
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Who Viewed Your Facebook
Facebook swears there is 0 method however as one of my colleagues stated, of course they're going to state there isn't really a method. On geeky chat sites, I have actually stumbled upon 2 methods. It's now approximately you to choose if this is legit or simply a fool's dream. So try it out and inform me if you think it's the genuine deal.
Choice 1
- Go on to your own Facebook page. Not your feed grandma, that's your page.
- Right click with your mouse and select VIEW PAGE SOURCE. Another tab will turn up.
- When on this new page, click CTRL+F and get in INITIAL CHATS BUDDIES LIST.
- Your cursor will be required to these words in the sea of code. Beside INITIAL CHATS -
- PALS LIST there will be a list of numbers. Each one of us are appointed a code and these numbers represent our code. Copy the very first set of numbers.
- Go back on your Facebook page and remove your name after the and get in the set of numbers. Hit get in.
- Supposedly, that person is the last person that saw your profile. You can duplicate with the 2nd set of numbers, 3rd, and so on.
Alternative 2 I think I believe this one more. Generally, if somebody's been trolling you however you aren't good friends with them, I assume that Facebook's uses it's algorithm to put them in your "Individuals You Might Know." Now perhaps it's because that person is pals with somebody you are buddies with but I have no idea. I'm just tossing it out there.
Another way
Who has actually seen my Facebook profile/page Ever wondered who has viewed your Facebook profile or page? Here's how you can learn-- do not be put off by the screenfull of mumbo jumbo you're about to create, it's all completely simple. Here goes: 1. Log into your Facebook profile and have it on screen.
2. Right click anywhere in the grey area left wing of the screen and choose "View page source" in the appear menu that is displayed. You should get a screen that looks like this:
3. This page is is underlying code that your web browser analyzes to render your Facebook profile page in your internet browser. You're now going to search for your good friends. First open a search box by getting in CTRL + F.
4. In the search box that has actually popped up on your page (utilizing Google Chrome my search box pops up in the leading right corner of the web browser window) enter this search string "InitialChatFriendsList" and push the enter/return key to run the search.
5. Hopefully when the search finishes you end up with something like the following screen:.
6. You will see a collection of odd looking numbers such structured like this: 100000000000000-2. These are internal IDs that Facebook uses for profiles and every one in your list is a profile that has visited your Facebook profile.
7. Copy among the numbers before the dash e.g. in the example above the full entry is "100000000000000-2", you just require the "100000000000000" part.
8. Return to a browser, start a new tab if necessary and past the number you copied in action 7 after going into "www.facebook.com/" i.e. you must have something like "www.facebook.com/100000000000000" for the example above. Press the enter/return key and you will be required to the profile for ID "100000000000000" in this example (it's a dummy example and there is no profile with that ID). Repeat this for each number on the page from step 5 and you will methodically examine through everybody who has actually seen your profile.
9. The exact same technique works if you're using a Facebook service page rather of a personal profile-- it may be more useful to understand who's visiting your pages than profiles as I guess most profile check outs will be from good friends. Either method, you now understand how to learn.