Not finding "X-Client-Uuid"

[robinmunro2021]

Following the instructions, I click on "Fetch/XHR" and get a list of results. I then click on any result, and on the right side can find entries for "Authorization" and for "x-client-transaction-id. But none of the results have entries for "X-Client-Uuid", so I don't know what to put in line 4 of the main.js file. Can you help?

[LookUpToTheRight]

Following the instructions, I click on "Fetch/XHR" and get a list of results. I then click on any result, and on the right side can find entries for "Authorization" and for "x-client-transaction-id. But none of the results have entries for "X-Client-Uuid", so I don't know what to put in line 4 of the main.js file. Can you help?

I recently noticed this disappeared while using my Chrome browser. However it is still there if you use Firefox to locate and copy the X-Client-Uuid, and then switch back to Chrome for the rest and running the script etc.

[TiraelSedai]

i don't see it in firefox

[LookUpToTheRight]

You can try another script from GitHub called tweetXer, which has fewer steps involved. I found this worked for me.

https://github.com/lucahammer/tweetXer

https://github.com/lucahammer/tweetXer/blob/main/tweetXer.js * Script page to copy and paste from

https://youtu.be/jB1-z6LbX5w * YouTube video by the script author, explaining how to use it, plus says why he thinks some tweets are impossible to delete, due to how Twitter/X website works.

[ddugovic]

That alternative solution depends upon X providing a data file which I requested yesterday and X does not promise to provide.

[noorkhafidzin]

just use "x-csrf-token", it works on me

[ieuze]

Confirmed still working Feb 2025.

[SoulFrequence]

@yuuz233 Were you able to find the X-Client-Uuid? Or what did you replace it with?

[ieuze]

See this, just use x-csrf-token