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See who anyone recently followed on Instagram. Followers & following in real order — newest first, via your own login. Katch the Ick 👀 — see who someone REALLY follows on Instagram. Ever wondered who your crush, ex, or partner recently followed? This extension shows any Instagram profile's followers and following in the exact order Instagram returns them — newest first — so the most recent follows sit right at the top. Catch the ick early. Open a profile, click the icon, get the list in order. That's it. ✨ WHAT YOU CAN DO • See followers & following in real order (most recent first) • Spot who someone recently followed • Clean profile cards — display name, @handle, verified ✔ and private badges • Click any user to open their profile • Works on any public profile, and private accounts you follow 🔒 PRIVATE & SIMPLE • Uses YOUR own Instagram login in your browser — we never ask for your password • We never store or share the followers you look at — it stays on your device • No third-party scraping services ⚡ HOW IT WORKS 1. Log in to Instagram as normal 2. Open any profile 3. Click the extension (or the on-page prompt) 4. Switch between Followers and Following, and Load more as you go 💎 FREE + ONE-TIME UNLOCK Preview the first results free. A one-time unlock ($9.99, lifetime — no subscription) reveals the full lists.
Aug 24, 2026
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