Facebook all request Cancel
How to cancel all friend request pending on Facebook?
Now Go to "console" in top tabs and hit below script.
javascript:var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('_54k8 _56bs _56bt');
for(var i=0; i<inputs.length;i++) {
inputs[i].click();
That's all, all your requests open on that page will be deleted.
(Note: Just ensure to scroll down till all list gets over, this will delete all open requests on the page)
and then gone…
Simple as :)
but you must go to “https://m.facebook.com/friends/center/requests/outgoing/#friends_center_main”the mobile site
and use the consoleDigital Marketing Manager at Milaap (2017-present) ·
There are around 4 ways to do the same.
It’s a simple way to cancel sent friend requests if you know the person’s Facebook user name. If you are a newbie Facebook user, then the steps given below might be useful for you.
On the Facebook search box, type the person’s user name and search for it.
If you have found the profile on which you want to cancel friend request, then browse through the person’s profile/Timeline page.
Hover the mouse over the friend request sent button at the top of the page.
Click on Cancel Request and confirm it.
Click on privacy short cuts in the upper right corner of the page and select “Who can see my stuff?” .
Click on Use Activity Log.
Also you can directly enter into the ‘all activity’ or ‘activity log’ page. To do that, simply click the Activity Log button which is present at the top of your profile/Timeline page.
In the left column panel, click More to expand all your options.
Click friends
There you could see when you have became friends with someone or when you have sent a friend request is listed in chronological order (arranged according to temporal order).
Again if you have found the person’s name listed there, click on it and then it’s easy to cancel the sent friend request.
Is this answer still relevant and up to date?
Clarence A C, former Student at Trinity College of Music
Answered May 29, 2018
Go to your profile page and click the "Activity Log" at the top. Then choose "Friends" in the left column (If you don't see it, click "More" and then it appears). Now you will see all the people you became friends with in chronological order, but also the pending requests you sent in the past.
As far as i know, this task can be completed by a software automatically, Fo11owing-Like Facebook Version is a great social media bot that can manage multile FB accounts to automate the campaigns on Facebook.
You can schedule a task to automatically call all friend requests on Facebook, it only needs 2 steps to set this software:
Add your account to this program.
Use a module “Cancel friend request” to complete the setting.
Click “run” , then it will automatically cancel all friend request pending on Facebook.
Now Go to "console" in top tabs and hit below script.
javascript:var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('_54k8 _56bs _56bt');
for(var i=0; i<inputs.length;i++) {
inputs[i].click();
That's all, all your requests open on that page will be deleted.
(Note: Just ensure to scroll down till all list gets over, this will delete all open requests on the page)
and then gone…
Simple as :)
but you must go to “https://m.facebook.com/friends/center/requests/outgoing/#friends_center_main”the mobile site
and use the consoleDigital Marketing Manager at Milaap (2017-present) ·
There are around 4 ways to do the same.
It’s a simple way to cancel sent friend requests if you know the person’s Facebook user name. If you are a newbie Facebook user, then the steps given below might be useful for you.
On the Facebook search box, type the person’s user name and search for it.
If you have found the profile on which you want to cancel friend request, then browse through the person’s profile/Timeline page.
Hover the mouse over the friend request sent button at the top of the page.
Click on Cancel Request and confirm it.
Click on privacy short cuts in the upper right corner of the page and select “Who can see my stuff?” .
Click on Use Activity Log.
Also you can directly enter into the ‘all activity’ or ‘activity log’ page. To do that, simply click the Activity Log button which is present at the top of your profile/Timeline page.
In the left column panel, click More to expand all your options.
Click friends
There you could see when you have became friends with someone or when you have sent a friend request is listed in chronological order (arranged according to temporal order).
Again if you have found the person’s name listed there, click on it and then it’s easy to cancel the sent friend request.
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Is this answer still relevant and up to date?
Clarence A C, former Student at Trinity College of Music
Answered May 29, 2018
Go to your profile page and click the "Activity Log" at the top. Then choose "Friends" in the left column (If you don't see it, click "More" and then it appears). Now you will see all the people you became friends with in chronological order, but also the pending requests you sent in the past.
As far as i know, this task can be completed by a software automatically, Fo11owing-Like Facebook Version is a great social media bot that can manage multile FB accounts to automate the campaigns on Facebook.
You can schedule a task to automatically call all friend requests on Facebook, it only needs 2 steps to set this software:
Add your account to this program.
Use a module “Cancel friend request” to complete the setting.
Click “run” , then it will automatically cancel all friend request pending on Facebook.
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