🔍 Fixed: Inactive Friends was calling engaged people inactive
- When the app checked who reacted to your posts, Facebook was only handing back a fraction of the list. On one post we measured 34 of 245 people. Everyone it missed scored zero engagement and landed on the inactive list, so the app was suggesting you unfriend people who were actively reacting to your posts.
- The app now reads every reaction type separately and combines them, which brings that same post to 243 of 245. Your engaged and inactive lists are now built from the real numbers.
- This applies to Create List From Post as well.
⏱️ Changed: those scans now take longer, on purpose
- Collecting everyone instead of a fraction means more work per post, so expect a reactions scan to take roughly three to four times longer than before.
- The progress message now names the exact step it is on, for example "Scanning Reactions (3 of 12) - reactions 2/4 (Like)", so you can see it moving rather than watching one number sit still.
- You can stop a run at any time and it now stops within seconds.
🔎 New: Private Group Locator, on every plan
- Find private groups by keyword, reading Facebook's own search rather than guessing at page structure. Available on every plan.
🔔 Fixed: a stopped campaign now actually tells you
- If a campaign stopped while you were on another screen, the notice was thrown away and you found out much later.
- A stop now raises a desktop notification that reaches you even with the app in the background, and it no longer gets wiped by other messages.
🧹 Fixed: Group Remover reporting and a long hang
- A crash partway through used to report every remaining group as failed, including hundreds it had never attempted. It now separates what failed from what it never reached.
- Every step is bounded, so a single unresponsive group can no longer freeze the run for eleven minutes.
- It also stops early and says so when many groups in a row refuse, instead of grinding through the rest.
🖥️ Fixed: the sidebar and your own Chrome
- On a shorter window the menu clipped, leaving Help Center, Settings and Logout unreachable. The menu now scrolls.
- The app's automation no longer runs inside your personal Chrome profile, so it stops interfering with your own browser session.