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How to Automatically Accept all Facebook Friend Requests


So now obviously this again goes automatic,
you just need to follow simple steps and
execute a small script and all your friend
requests will be accepted automatically + any
page request or other requests can also be
accepted easily. So now lets see how exactly
this thing works.


1. Open Facebook.com and Sign-In.

2. Now visit

https://www.facebook.com/reqs.php and
here you will see all the requests for pages
and right on top you will see all the friend
requests.

3. Now you will see "See More" option click
that to show all friend requests.

4. Now just press Ctrl + Shift + J
to open Console menu in chrome and then simply paste the below script and press
enter.
javascript:for( i =
1;i<document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]").length;i++)
{document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]")
[i].click();}void(0);
5. That's it now within seconds all the friend requests will be accepted.

6. This even works for all the page request simply visit the above link and paste the
script as mentioned above, it will accept all the page requests.

So guys now you can easily accept friend requests from people who might wanna join
your company, well this script is working fine as tested by me, so please just give it a
try and do comment if you face any problem.

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