This isn't worth anywhere near $10.

Does what it claims, a very helpful replacement of the now dead 'Nuke Reddit History' extension. Worth the one off fee for lifetime use (I purge my history pretty regularly so I'm happy to pay for it). A lot of the bad reviews here are just people who sound very entitled whining about the fact that a product someone created does in fact cost money.

Not payed for it, used this script in the console to delete more than 50 comments.
Delete button after it's done deleting hit F12, Ctrl+R to refresh the page Ctrl+V for the code hit enter Ctrl+R after done repeat ad nauseam:

\\\
let intervalId = setInterval(() => {
try {
const deleteButton = document.querySelector('a.togglebutton[data-event-action="delete"]');
const changeStateButtons = document.querySelectorAll('a.yes[onclick*="change_state"]');

console.log('Delete button:', deleteButton);
console.log('Change state buttons:', changeStateButtons);

if (deleteButton && changeStateButtons.length >= 2) {
deleteButton.click();
changeStateButtons[0].click();
changeStateButtons[1].click();
} else {
console.error('Elements not found or not enough change state buttons');
clearInterval(intervalId);
}
} catch (error) {
console.error('An error occurred:', error);
clearInterval(intervalId);
}
}, 500);
\\\

It works as intended. Yes there's a 50 limit, but rating it 1 star because of that is absurd. App developers have to eat too. On the otherhand, I can see why they'd be upset since the screenshots don't show the limitation and nobody reads the description.

It deletes 50 comments at a time, still quite fast. I understand the need for a paywal, as it likely to some time to create.

read the desc. up to 50 free deletions per day.

Do not pay for this its manually limited to take your money. Simply run this code in the console then refresh and repeat:
```js
let intervalId = setInterval(() => {
try {
document.querySelector('a.togglebutton[data-event-action="delete"]').click();
document.querySelector('a.yes[onclick*="change_state"]').click();
document.querySelector('a.yes[onclick*="change_state"]').click();
} catch (error) {
console.error('Done this page of comments');
clearInterval(intervalId); // Stop the infinite loop
}
}, 500);
```

Using the free version:

It worked well until it didn't. Perhaps the most recent update broke something but last few days I've only gotten "Network could not be reached. Please check your internet connection and reload this page." error messages.

Works as advertised. Worth the 10 bucks

I was going to give it 5 stars but I see the price was raised from $8 to $10 and that's kinda some BS but it otherwise does what it says it will do.

Asks for $9.99 after 50 posts. Decided to write up a simple script to do pretty much what it does.

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(look up base64 if you don't know what this is!)

To have my comments on reddit permanently archived and then lose control of my account because somebody was bored. No explanation by a human and complete disregard for an appeal. If I can't use my account why should reddit benefit from my content. Making me pay to purge content on an account that I can no longer use is adding insult to injury. I tried the free mode and it doesn't really do much of anything anyways.

I wanted a tool to bulk delete Reddit posts & comments. This extension enabled to delete 50 for free, and more with a one time payment.

I, however, had less that 50 posts and comments.

The extension succeeded at deleting them.

I am satisfied with this extension.

I paid the $8 and it worked exactly as I wanted it to. Didn't take very long either, maybe 10 minutes for 12 years of history.

Paid the $8 --> pleased to see it works. Worth it to me.

I really wanted to quit Reddit. I had a very extensive Reddit profile with lots of comments. I wanted to delete my Reddit account and all my posts/comments, but Reddit doesn't offer a solution for this.

For the record, this won't delete more than 50 comments/posts unless you pay for it. That's intended. However, it's a small extension and doesn't do enough to warrant charging anything. You can thanksfully edit the "extpay" module in the extension's folder to say "paid" is true and paidAt is when it was installed and it works fine

I happily paid the $8 and actually found it satisfying to watch it chomp through my reddit history. I'll be deleting my reddit account now that I have removed anything they might find even peripherally valuable. On to Lemmy!

I contacted the developer about the extension not working and he fixed it. It worked perfectly!

Takes a lot of unnecessary finagling to make it work, but it works.

Works, sorta. I went ahead and paid the $8 to not have to build a script from github due to needing API access. Even though it has been paid, it doesn't actually update the extension that I have. So the only workaround for me to delete more than one at a time is to repeatedly open and close private windows and relogin, and then it still only deletes 50 at a time. Makes me wonder if that would have just worked without paying for it...

Edit: Worked great after downloading chrome and using it there.

Paid for this extension, worth every penny. Works great and really easy to use. No issues or glitches.

Paid for the app to delete everything, and it did as advertised. I was a bit impatient, but it does work after a while. Worth the money.