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Add FollowLoop to Chrome
You do this once and it takes about 2 minutes. It works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi on a Mac, Windows or Linux computer.
FollowLoop is installed
It's signed in to your account. Press Continue to connect your X account.
FollowLoop runs on a computer, not on a phone. Open usefollowloop.com/start on your computer and sign in there to finish.
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Screenshot: the downloaded zip
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Unzip it
Double-click the zip to get a FollowLoop folder. Move it somewhere you won't delete by accident, like Documents. Your browser loads FollowLoop from this folder, so keep it there.
Screenshot: the FollowLoop folder -
Open the extensions page
Paste
chrome://extensionsin the address bar and press Enter. In Edge it'sedge://extensions.Screenshot: the extensions page -
Turn on Developer mode
It's a switch on the extensions page. In Chrome it sits top right, in Edge it's in the left sidebar.
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Click Load unpacked
Pick the FollowLoop folder, the one with
manifest.jsoninside. Then come back to this tab. It turns green by itself.Screenshot: Load unpacked
Connect your X account
FollowLoop works on x.com in this browser, logged in to the account you want to grow. You stay logged in to X yourself. FollowLoop never sees your password.
Open x.com and log in
Log in to the X account you want to grow, then come back to this tab. This page notices by itself.
x.com is already open? Reload that tab once, then come back here.
Is this you?
In your x.com tab, switch to the account you want to grow: click your profile picture at the bottom left, then pick or add the account. This page updates by itself.
FollowLoop isn't in this browser yet
Install it here first. If you just did, reload this page.
What do you post about?
FollowLoop looks for active, verified people in these niches.
Press Start when you're ready
FollowLoop automates follows and unfollows on your X account. X restricts automation and can limit, lock or suspend accounts it thinks are automated. FollowLoop uses the same limits I use on my own account and slows down when X pushes back. You choose to run it.