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Sort Instagram profile posts by likes, comments, or views See which Instagram posts perform best at a glance. IG Sort adds sortable engagement badges to every post tile on any Instagram profile. Sort the grid by likes, comments, views, or engagement rate to quickly find top-performing content — useful for creators, marketers, and anyone curious about what resonates. Features: - Badge overlays on every post tile showing likes, comments, and views - Sort the profile grid by any metric with one click - Engagement rate calculation (likes + comments / views) - Auto-scroll to load all posts before sorting - Account creation date display - Hover overlays for detailed metrics - Metrics cached locally for fast reload Privacy: IG Sort processes everything locally in your browser. No data is collected, transmitted, or shared with any server. All intercepted data is stored in your browser's local extension storage and automatically expires. No analytics, no tracking, no account access. How it works: IG Sort reads Instagram API responses as they load in your browser and displays the engagement data as badges on each post tile. When you choose a sort option, it reorders the grid accordingly. That's it — no server, no account, no signup. Notes: - Works on Instagram profile pages - Metrics appear as posts load (scroll to see older posts) - Free to use with no account required
Apr 22, 2026
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