Bluesky - Likes & Their Feed Tabs by Ace Moorcock
Adds Likes and Their Feed tabs to any Bluesky profile on bsky.app. Likes and follows are public AT Protocol records - this surfaces them in the web app.
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About this extension
See the Likes Bluesky doesn't show you — plus the feed they see.
On Bluesky, you can only ever see your own Likes: the app has no view of what anyone else has liked, and Bluesky's own API will only return the signed-in account's likes. But a Like on Bluesky was never private. Every like is a public record in that person's AT Protocol repository, readable by anyone — and so are their follows and blocks.
This add-on reads those public records and puts them right inside bsky.app, as two extra tabs in every profile's tab bar, next to Posts / Replies / Media / Video:
If a profile has no tab bar at all — for example, the account has blocked the signed-in viewer — a floating "♥ View Likes" button appears instead, opening a panel with the same two views.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Visit any profile on bsky.app.
2. Click the Likes or Their Feed tab.
3. Everything is fetched live from public AT Protocol infrastructure: the profile's like/follow/block records are read from their own PDS (personal data server), and posts are hydrated via Bluesky's public API.
PRIVACY — YOURS
- Collects nothing: no analytics, no tracking, no accounts, no telemetry. Declared in the manifest itself (data collection: none).
- Requests zero Firefox permissions and has no background script.
- Stores exactly one thing: your "Show reposts" toggle for Their Feed, kept in bsky.app's local storage in your browser. It is never transmitted anywhere.
- Your browser talks directly to Bluesky's public infrastructure and the profile owner's own server — no middleman server sees what you view.
A NOTE ON OTHER PEOPLE'S LIKES
This add-on does not hack, scrape private data, or bypass any privacy setting. There is no privacy setting for likes on Bluesky, because likes are public records by design — the AT Protocol is an open protocol. Bluesky's app simply chooses not to display them. Private "Saved Posts" (bookmarks) are a separate, off-protocol feature and are NOT shown.
LIMITS
- Posts that have been deleted (or whose author deleted their account) can't be displayed — the list shows when the like happened instead.
- Very active likers have thousands of likes; the Likes tab loads 50 at a time.
Not affiliated with Bluesky Social PBC. "Bluesky" is a trademark of its owner; this is an independent tool built on the public AT Protocol.
On Bluesky, you can only ever see your own Likes: the app has no view of what anyone else has liked, and Bluesky's own API will only return the signed-in account's likes. But a Like on Bluesky was never private. Every like is a public record in that person's AT Protocol repository, readable by anyone — and so are their follows and blocks.
This add-on reads those public records and puts them right inside bsky.app, as two extra tabs in every profile's tab bar, next to Posts / Replies / Media / Video:
- LIKES — the posts that person has liked, newest first, 50 at a time with Load More. Text, photos, image galleries, videos and quote posts all render in place; click any card to open the original post. (On your own profile, no duplicate tab is added — Bluesky already shows yours.)
- THEIR FEED — an approximate reconstruction of that person's Following timeline, built from their public follow records: what the accounts they follow post, minus accounts they've blocked. It's labeled approximate in the UI and shows its working (follows used, blocked excluded), because private mutes and personal feed settings are not public.
If a profile has no tab bar at all — for example, the account has blocked the signed-in viewer — a floating "♥ View Likes" button appears instead, opening a panel with the same two views.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Visit any profile on bsky.app.
2. Click the Likes or Their Feed tab.
3. Everything is fetched live from public AT Protocol infrastructure: the profile's like/follow/block records are read from their own PDS (personal data server), and posts are hydrated via Bluesky's public API.
PRIVACY — YOURS
- Collects nothing: no analytics, no tracking, no accounts, no telemetry. Declared in the manifest itself (data collection: none).
- Requests zero Firefox permissions and has no background script.
- Stores exactly one thing: your "Show reposts" toggle for Their Feed, kept in bsky.app's local storage in your browser. It is never transmitted anywhere.
- Your browser talks directly to Bluesky's public infrastructure and the profile owner's own server — no middleman server sees what you view.
A NOTE ON OTHER PEOPLE'S LIKES
This add-on does not hack, scrape private data, or bypass any privacy setting. There is no privacy setting for likes on Bluesky, because likes are public records by design — the AT Protocol is an open protocol. Bluesky's app simply chooses not to display them. Private "Saved Posts" (bookmarks) are a separate, off-protocol feature and are NOT shown.
LIMITS
- Posts that have been deleted (or whose author deleted their account) can't be displayed — the list shows when the like happened instead.
- Very active likers have thousands of likes; the Likes tab loads 50 at a time.
Not affiliated with Bluesky Social PBC. "Bluesky" is a trademark of its owner; this is an independent tool built on the public AT Protocol.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for bsky.app
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the bsky.network domain
- Access your data for sites in the bsky.social domain
- Access your data for public.api.bsky.app
- Access your data for plc.directory
- Access your data for bsky.social
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 2.0.0
- Size
- 35.63 KB
- Last updated
- 7 days ago (Oct 22, 2026)
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- License
- MIT License
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