Version 1.1.0 — October 12, 2026 (in review)
- Unfollow is faster. A random 5–15 seconds between each unfollow and rounds of 18–25, instead of up to a minute between actions and rounds of 6–12. The first release was slower than it needed to be; the pace now matches what a careful person does by hand.
- Three new guards make the faster pace safe: a rolling hourly pace limit on unfollows that no slider can override; a check that every fifth unfollow actually stuck (TikTok sometimes accepts one and quietly puts it back — that now counts as a refusal and triggers the cooldown); and an immediate stop the moment TikTok shows a "too fast" message on the page, even when the request itself looked successful.
- Two new Unfollow options: Remove accounts with no videos takes empty profiles out even when they follow you back, and Skip verified accounts (on by default) keeps the big creators you follow for their content, who rarely follow back and would otherwise be the first to go.
- Broader verification detection. More of TikTok's verification screens are recognized, so the extension stops and asks you to solve the check instead of pressing on.
- New home: unfollowtiktok.com, with this changelog, the FAQ, the features reference and the guides. Support is now [email protected], and the privacy policy lives at /privacy/.
Version 1.0.0 — October 11, 2026
- First public release, approved on the Chrome Web Store on October 11 after submission on October 7.
- Unfollow: removes accounts from your Following list at a human pace, with Skip Mutual Followers (checked live), a 7-day grace period, a protected Safe List (one-click "Protect everyone I follow right now" on PRO), Manual Confirm, filters by followers and following, and a CSV export of the history.
- Auto Like: For You, Following or any hashtag; watches each video for a few seconds first; Skip Ads.
- Auto Comment: your own comment list, rotated so the same text never goes out twice in a row and no video ever gets a second comment; watches first; optional like; Skip Ads.
- Stats: a daily chart of unfollows, likes and comments with 7-day, 1-month and 3-month views and all-time totals.
- Safety: automatic back-off with a visible cooldown on the first refusal (2 hours), a 24-hour pause and halved limits on a second refusal within a week, per-mode cooldowns, a stop for verification checks, and Auto-Day Mode that spreads the daily budget into natural sessions.
- Plans: free 7 unfollows, 7 likes and 7 comments per day; PRO €9.99/month with up to 150 unfollows, 200 likes and 50 comments per day.
How to read this page
Versions follow the usual three numbers: the last one changes for fixes, the middle one for new features or changed behavior you can feel, the first one for a redesign. "In review" means the version has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store and is waiting for approval — Chrome installs it automatically once it is published, never in the middle of a running session. The panel shows a short "what's new" card the first time you open a new version; the full detail is always here.
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