Delete Tweets from Within X Itself

console.js

function clickDots(n) {
  n.querySelector("div[aria-label='More']").click();
}

function clickDelete() {
  [...document.querySelectorAll("div[role='menuitem']")].filter((n) => n.innerHTML.indexOf("Delete") >= 0)[0].click();
}

function clickConfirm() {
  document.querySelector("div[data-testid='confirmationSheetConfirm']").click();
}

async function sleep(ms) {
  return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
}

async function run() {
  let tw;
  do {
    tw = [...document.querySelectorAll("article[data-testid='tweet']")].filter(
      (n) => n.innerHTML.indexOf("Pinned") === -1
    )[0];
    if (!tw) break;

    clickDots(tw);
    await sleep(150);
    clickDelete();
    await sleep(150);
    clickConfirm();
    await sleep(1000);
  } while (tw);
}

// run();

Delete Tweets From Within X

Precondition: X.com sucks, you want to nuke everything you've posted today save for a pinned message. You also don't have a legacy API account.

Throw it into the console. It does not start without your blessing.

You must manually call run() in the console. This won't run for you by default.

What this does

It is an automation loop. It...

1. Clicks the "..." in your tweet
2. Clicks "Delete" for you in the menu
3. Clicks "Delete" for you on the dialog box
4. Repeats until there's nothing left

To stop the madness, refresh your browser. It's not fast, because it can't be fast. But unless Elon decides to throw a tantrum, this will always work for as long as you can log in. (or they break accessibility. or their tests)