Twitter How can I scrape the usernames of everyone who liked a specific tweet?

[Jazzmed]

I use Phantombuster, but it only scrapes 100 likes per tweet. Some tweets have thousands of likes, and when I scroll manually, they all appear. Is there a tool that can scrape all of them?

 

[WetSizzlin]

Achieving this is possible using Python and Selenium by implementing an auto-scroll function and updating likers.

 

[Jazzmed]

I'm not familiar with coding and cannot use Python.

 

[WetSizzlin]

If you have the budget, consider hiring a developer to create a customized bot for your needs.

 

[DevWolfie]

Investigate whether Scrapebox has the capability to scrape user names of likes. While it is known for scraping various social media platforms, uncertainty remains about this specific functionality. For more information, reach out to @loopline, who may have insights on this.

 

[GambitTeen]

I'm not familiar with coding and cannot use Python.

Learning the fundamentals of web scraping with Python is straightforward. Mastering the basics, particularly with Beautiful Soup, makes accomplishing this task easy.

 

[Mitzios]

Achieving this is possible using Python and Selenium by implementing an auto-scroll function and updating likers.

Can you explain how to do it? I currently use FollowLiker, but I want to try using antidetect browsers with automation through coding. I have no coding knowledge and don’t have time to learn. Is it hard to find or write a code that will auto-follow and auto-like? That’s all I need.

I believe it would be much better if each account had different fingerprints, making it harder for Twitter to detect bots.

I’ve searched Google, YouTube, and Reddit but haven’t found any easy-to-understand resources to help with coding this.

 

[Rhytocen]

Scrapebox isn't capable of doing this since it doesn't support scripting

 

[WizKlug]

Learning the fundamentals of web scraping with Python is straightforward. Mastering the basics, particularly with Beautiful Soup, makes accomplishing this task easy.

Could you please share a good beginner's tutorial with me?

 

[WetSizzlin]

Could you please share a good beginner's tutorial with me?

Start by learning the basics of Python, then move on to Selenium.

 

[Gaucompa]

You actually don’t need to scrape anything. You can just use the Twitter API.