A Firefox extension for executing some Graph-like searches against Facebook.

Related article: techblog.mediaservice.net/2019/06/facebook-graphs-not-dead/

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The extension allows you to overwrite some search queries that can be performed from the interface with more specific ones.

It is based on the research article Facebook graph search workaround published by Social Links.

When visiting a Search Results page, the user can set an arbitrary search query in a "graph search"-like format (more on this later) that will be executed instead of the original search.

The extension is now only for Firefox.

• Clone this repository or download it as a zip file and extract it on your filesystem
• Open a new browser tab in Firefox and type in the address bar about:debugging
• Select "Enable add-on debugging"
• Click on the "Load Temporary Add-on..." button and open any file inside the code folder (e.g.: manifest.json)

When visiting a profile, group or user page, by clicking on the extension's icon, it is possible to visualize and copy the Facebook ID of the page. From the extension interface is also possible to set an arbitrary search query (see formats below) by writing it into the text field and clicking "set". After the search query is set, when making a random search through the normal search bar, after scrolling the page down, the results will be replaced with the ones from the user-inserted query. Click "clear" to go back to normal behaviour.

I have not yet explored all possible search keywords. If you have done any research and want to share it, please open an issue on this project and I will include it in this readme. As an example, the following operators are working:

stories-liked
stories-commented
stories-by
stories-tagged
stories-keyword
pages-liked
places-liked
likers
users-named
groups
places-visited
photos-of
photos-liked
photos-commented
spouses
videos-of
videos-liked

They can be combined with the command intersect, for example:

intersect(places-visited(facebook_id_1),places-visited(facebook_id_2))

You can also search for date intervals:

intersect(photos-liked(facebook_id),photos(date(2019,jun)))

This code is free