You have to sign up just to do anything.
DO NOT USE THIS SITE.
THE POSITIVE REVIEWS HERE ARE FAKE.
THEY WANT YOU TO SIGN UP JUST TO DO SOMETHING YOU CAN DO WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT.
TRASH SITE.
28 July 2026
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just need a quick way to remove all my…
just need a quick way to remove all my bookmark and it works flawlessly
25 November 2025
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I wanted as quick way to remove all my…
I wanted as quick way to remove all my bookmarks in twitter and this was perfect.. Just select all the post or even likes you want to remove and poof, its done..
I would definitely recommend this product now that twitter has disabled the bulk delete function.
8 October 2025
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