Scans the list
Scroll the groups page, hit “Scan”, and the extension labels admin roles, invites, paid groups, and pending approvals.
Written for my own account
When my group list passed two hundred, I wrote a helper that clicks the official “Leave group” buttons while I watch. It never leaves Chrome, and I stop it whenever something looks off.
Free plan leaves three groups per run. Paying once lifts the cap, adds activity filters, and enables exporting the log.
No hidden automation. Everything happens in front of you, using Facebook’s own buttons.
Scroll the groups page, hit “Scan”, and the extension labels admin roles, invites, paid groups, and pending approvals.
Search, filter, or clear the queue before you start a run. Nothing happens until you press the button.
It presses the Leave button, confirms the modal, waits a beat, and logs the result. If Facebook complains, the run halts.
One take. You see every click, delay, and prompt the way I do.
Free works for short cleanups. Pay once if you need more headroom.
Honest answers to the things friends usually ask before trying it.
I run it on my main Facebook profile. It never sends requests faster than I can click. If Facebook throws a warning, the extension stops and shows it.
Nowhere outside your browser. I do not collect telemetry. Lifetime keys validate once against Gumroad’s API and cache the result locally.
Email me the moment buttons move or the flow breaks. I usually patch within a day or send a workaround if it needs more time.
These cover 90% of the support emails I answer.
Open facebook.com/groups/feed in desktop Chrome, pin the extension icon, then press Scan. It will stay hidden on other pages.
Facebook sometimes injects a confirmation modal. Close it and press resume—the timer picks up where it left off.
Reply to your Gumroad receipt or email me at hoangmaths96@gmail.com. I can usually send it the same day.