One of the Pandora's pots of Facebook that everyone would like to open, is to find out " who visits my profile ", to know who reads us, controls us and follows what we write in our diary, even if it remains silent without commenting or clicking I like it.
What has always been certain is that Facebook knows this information, but it keeps it hidden and it is impossible for a user to know who visits the profile or their page.
However, a really interesting trick has recently been discovered that allows you to find out who our best friends are, those with whom you interact the most and, presumably, also those who often visit our diary page .
READ ALSO : See How Facebook classifies your Facebook friends in order of importance with an automatic script.
The current formula of how Facebook shows news about the home and why some friends' updates appear more often than others is not known.
What can be assumed is that the Facebook computer compiles a list of each other's best friends automatically, based on a combination of social actions.
For example, a person is considered by Facebook to be very close to another if they exchange many messages, if there are comments or "likes" on the news and even if one of them often visits the other's profile, reading the his diary.
The trick I mentioned above is very simple and allows you to compile a list of selected friends who are certainly those with whom you are interacting the most today, including those who click the most and, perhaps, also those who visit our profile the most often .
Then open Facebook in your diary, right click on an empty spot and press " View source " ( HTML in Internet Explorer).
In the code displayed, search for the word InitialChatFriendsList then press CTRL-F and search for {"list": to quickly find a line of code with various "list" numbers : ["1040976291-2", "1548758432-2", "1472454335-2" .....
PS before the line of code to search was OrderedFriendsListInitialData, this has now changed.
All the numbers after the list are the IDs of the most loyal friends you have on Facebook, the ones you interact with the most.
To see who corresponds to a number just go to Facebook, and write it on the address bar so that it is: //www.facebook.com/123456789 (remove the final -2).
To do it first and see the entire list of our best friends stalkers, on the code page, select a few lines with all these numbers in quotes, copy and then paste the copied text in the box on this web page by pressing GO .
You will immediately see all the names of your favorite friends for the user at that time.
Nobody knows if this list found in the Facebook source code takes into consideration the friends who visit our profile or if only those whose page you visit, with whom you chat more and exchange messages.
Surely this is not a randomly drawn list.
Everyone will be able to check their own stalkers and the list of those with whom they communicate the most and give the interpretation they want, depending on the results that, I remember, change over time depending on what you do.
In another article, the best tricks for Facebook
What has always been certain is that Facebook knows this information, but it keeps it hidden and it is impossible for a user to know who visits the profile or their page.
However, a really interesting trick has recently been discovered that allows you to find out who our best friends are, those with whom you interact the most and, presumably, also those who often visit our diary page .
READ ALSO : See How Facebook classifies your Facebook friends in order of importance with an automatic script.
The current formula of how Facebook shows news about the home and why some friends' updates appear more often than others is not known.
What can be assumed is that the Facebook computer compiles a list of each other's best friends automatically, based on a combination of social actions.
For example, a person is considered by Facebook to be very close to another if they exchange many messages, if there are comments or "likes" on the news and even if one of them often visits the other's profile, reading the his diary.
The trick I mentioned above is very simple and allows you to compile a list of selected friends who are certainly those with whom you are interacting the most today, including those who click the most and, perhaps, also those who visit our profile the most often .
Then open Facebook in your diary, right click on an empty spot and press " View source " ( HTML in Internet Explorer).
In the code displayed, search for the word InitialChatFriendsList then press CTRL-F and search for {"list": to quickly find a line of code with various "list" numbers : ["1040976291-2", "1548758432-2", "1472454335-2" .....
PS before the line of code to search was OrderedFriendsListInitialData, this has now changed.
All the numbers after the list are the IDs of the most loyal friends you have on Facebook, the ones you interact with the most.
To see who corresponds to a number just go to Facebook, and write it on the address bar so that it is: //www.facebook.com/123456789 (remove the final -2).
To do it first and see the entire list of our best friends stalkers, on the code page, select a few lines with all these numbers in quotes, copy and then paste the copied text in the box on this web page by pressing GO .
You will immediately see all the names of your favorite friends for the user at that time.
Nobody knows if this list found in the Facebook source code takes into consideration the friends who visit our profile or if only those whose page you visit, with whom you chat more and exchange messages.
Surely this is not a randomly drawn list.
Everyone will be able to check their own stalkers and the list of those with whom they communicate the most and give the interpretation they want, depending on the results that, I remember, change over time depending on what you do.
In another article, the best tricks for Facebook
