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How To: View hidden parts of a myspace profile

By Matthew Michaels ⋅ September 24, 2007 ⋅

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I little while ago I went to check my myspace account (I’m still an avid myspace user, facebook just seems to unpersonal for my taste) and found a few dodgy looking friend request.A glamour model with a 36 bust size wants to add me =-o ? I went to check out her myspace and saw she had very cleverly edited her profile to hide her comments BUT not only that, instead of hidding her top friends box she had created a fake friends box to display an incorrect amount of friends (it said 300 but she really have 50k) clearly shes a spammer thats a big no, no, no matter how big your mugambos are.Theres a very simple way to disable all css styles on a page and view the correct details of a person, you only need firefox and it takes a couple of seconds.

1) Using firefox go to the persons myspace profile you wish to unhide/view completely.

2) Go to the top of your browser and select View > Page Style > No Style. This will remove all the css from the current page, it will look horribly messy but it will let you view her real friends amount and comments not to mention other personal details (star sign ect..)

3) Once you’re done simply go back to View > Page Style > Basic Page Style.

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One comment for “How To: View hidden parts of a myspace profile”

the way above is way to complicated and you can’t even see stuff the normal way the following 2 ways are simple even though they may look complicated its really just switching words or #s in urls and this way everything will look as though it was never hidden

go to the url ex)

http://profile.myspace.com/ind.....;friendid=*********

to view their friends simply erace “profile” in the url and type in: friends

to view their comments simple erace “profile” in the url and type in: comments

to view all their blogs simply erace “user.viewprofile” and type in: blog.ListAll

or if you don’t understand any of that go to the url

ex) http://profile.myspace.com/ind.....;friendid=**********

see where it says friendid=(8-9 #s) copy those numbers go to a friends profile that has that stuff shown click on view all friends and replay their friend id with the desired friend id do the same with comments and blog

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