1. Scan your list
Open the Facebook Groups page and hit Scan. Free users scroll manually; the premium toggle adds automatic discovery to load the entire list on its own.
How each session works
Everything happens where you can see it. The extension never leaves the tab or fires blind requests.
2. Review before running
Search by name, sort alphabetically, and deselect anything you want to keep. The queue stays visible until you press Start bulk leaving.
3. Leave at a calm pace
The helper clicks Facebook’s own “Leave group” buttons with built-in pauses. You can pause, resume, or stop from either the popup or the floating panel pinned to Facebook.
Inside the popup
Minimal layout, inspired by shadcn. Every switch is labelled, and nothing hides behind marketing jargon.
Queue and filters
- Alphabetical search and bulk selection for everyone.
- Premium adds activity filters, selection filters, and activity sorting.
- Session limit indicator keeps free runs at three groups; premium marks unlimited runs.
Live overlay on Facebook
- See progress, elapsed time, and counts without leaving the tab.
- Pause, resume, stop, or refresh directly from the overlay.
- When the run ends, you get a compact summary and link to re-open the Groups page.
Session history
- Every run logs left, skipped, and failed groups locally.
- Click through to review reasons like “Admin group detected” or “Manual stop”.
- Clear the history from the UI whenever you want a clean slate.
Watch the pace
A short capture of the extension leaving groups with the built-in delays and overlay.
What’s stored (and what isn’t)
Privacy matters more than pretending this is magic. Here is the plain breakdown.
Local storage only
Queue settings, session history, and premium
status live in chrome.storage.local
on your machine. Nothing is copied to a
remote server.
No background automation
The helper never runs without a visible tab. If you close Facebook or navigate away, the session stops.
License checks
Entering a lifetime key hits Gumroad’s API once to verify it. Verified keys are cached for 24 hours to avoid repeat calls.
Free vs premium
Two options. Same codebase. Decide if you need the automation boost.
| Feature | Free edition | Lifetime key |
|---|---|---|
| Groups per session | 3 | Unlimited |
| Group discovery | Manual scroll & scan | Automatic scroll & full scan |
| Filters & sorting | Name search and alphabetical sort | Adds activity filters, selection filters, activity sort |
| Session history | Stored locally | Stored locally |
| In-tab overlay | Included | Included |
| Price | $0 | $4.99 once via Gumroad |
Questions I get
Short answers, no fluff.
Why the deliberate pacing?
Fast automation triggers warnings. The extension waits ~0.8 s before opening menus and ~0.6 s before confirming each leave. You can pause or stop instantly if Facebook behaves oddly.
Which browsers does it support?
It is built for Chrome’s Manifest V3. The listing is on the Chrome Web Store. Other Chromium browsers that accept MV3 installs may work, but they are not part of my daily testing.
What happens if it can’t leave a group?
The run keeps going, marks that group as a failure, and stores the name and reason in history. You can retry manually or rerun after adjusting the queue.