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Automatically invites people who reacted to your open Facebook post to like your page. FB Auto Invite Helper speeds up inviting people who reacted to a post on your own Facebook Page to like that Page. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open your Page's post and click the reaction count (e.g. "124") to open the list of people who reacted. 2. Open the extension popup, set a min/max delay between actions, and click Start. 3. The extension clicks the "Invite" button next to each person in the list you already have open, scrolling to load more as needed, until everyone visible has been invited. Click Stop anytime. FEATURES - Configurable random delay between each invite (default 1-3 seconds) - Auto-pauses whenever the Facebook tab isn't the active, visible tab - Local invite history and an all-time counter - One-click CSV export of who was invited and when - Desktop notification when a run finishes PRIVACY All data (invite history, delay settings) is stored only in your browser via local storage. Nothing is transmitted to any server or third party. See the Privacy Policy link on this listing for full details. SCOPE This extension only acts on the reactions dialog you already have open on your own Page's post - it does not scrape Facebook or invite anyone outside that list. Automating actions on Facebook may be subject to Meta's own Terms of Service and Automated Data Collection Terms. Please review Meta's policies before use.
Jul 31, 2026
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