Facebook Search is an experimental web page that forms search links showing how the current Facebook search function works after Graph search was closed. It supports searches for posts, people, photos, pages, places, videos, events and top search elements. The tool is made by sowdust and described as completely free and open.
Twitter Viewer is a free, web-based anonymous Twitter (X) viewer that lets users browse Twitter profiles, tweets, posts, videos and images without a Twitter account. It works directly in a browser and includes a built-in video downloader for Twitter videos and GIFs.
Who Posted What? is described as a non-public Facebook keyword search for people who work in the public interest, letting users search keywords on specific dates. Searches can be by year, month, exact date or a time range, and posts from or associated with a user or page can also be searched.
A Chrome extension that restores the pre-2018 ability to look up the Facebook account linked to an email address, subject to privacy settings. It requires the user to be logged in to a Facebook account while the page is active, and returns the profile ID and profile image when a match is found.
Facebook Entity Id Parser is a Chrome extension, version 1.0, published September 8, 2019. The page states that the developer obfuscates source code in the Chrome extensions they develop, and that some antivirus software or Windows Defender may alert them as a possible trojan. It is listed alongside other extensions including OSINT and SOCMINT tooling.
A Chrome extension for finding the numeric profile ID of a Facebook account. The page explains that Facebook accounts have unique profile IDs and that personalised usernames can appear in the address bar instead. It notes that other websites already convert such URLs to IDs and states the extension aims to make the process more user friendly.
Aware Online page with Facebook OSINT search forms and shortcuts for public profile research.
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Twitter Viewer is a free, web-based anonymous Twitter (X) viewer that lets users browse Twitter profiles, tweets, posts, videos and images without a Twitter account. It works directly in a browser and includes a built-in video downloader for Twitter videos and GIFs.
Who Posted What? is described as a non-public Facebook keyword search for people who work in the public interest, letting users search keywords on specific dates. Searches can be by year, month, exact date or a time range, and posts from or associated with a user or page can also be searched.
A Chrome extension that restores the pre-2018 ability to look up the Facebook account linked to an email address, subject to privacy settings. It requires the user to be logged in to a Facebook account while the page is active, and returns the profile ID and profile image when a match is found.
Facebook Entity Id Parser is a Chrome extension, version 1.0, published September 8, 2019. The page states that the developer obfuscates source code in the Chrome extensions they develop, and that some antivirus software or Windows Defender may alert them as a possible trojan. It is listed alongside other extensions including OSINT and SOCMINT tooling.
A Chrome extension for finding the numeric profile ID of a Facebook account. The page explains that Facebook accounts have unique profile IDs and that personalised usernames can appear in the address bar instead. It notes that other websites already convert such URLs to IDs and states the extension aims to make the process more user friendly.
Aware Online page with Facebook OSINT search forms and shortcuts for public profile research.
