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Frequently Asked Questions

After refreshing the page, all my posts are gone—what happened?

The tool does not store analyzed publications on its server. All retrieved data is stored in the browser’s temporary memory and is cleared immediately upon page refresh. This approach helps prevent additional server load and allows us to keep our plans unlimited.

How to monitor subscriber growth for specific dates?

Unfortunately, this is not possible with the current tool. Popsters analyzes only posts and does not continuously track metrics. Implementing such a feature would necessitate a pricing model based on each analyzed page rather than the entire social network as it operates now.

Why is social media authorization necessary instead of logging in with an email address?

The tool obtains data from social networks through this authorization method. This functionality enables the analysis of closed pages on platforms like VKontakte and Odnoklassniki, where possible, as well as access to regional data on Facebook using the same display parameters set within the network itself.

Our tool offers unlimited tariffs, and email authorization would restrict our ability to provide unrestricted analytical capabilities.

Moreover, in many cases, social media authorization is more convenient, requiring only a single click on the social network icon.

Why can’t I analyze more than 10 pages at once?

Since all data is analyzed and collected directly in the browser, performance limitations may arise when handling a larger number of pages.

You can analyze more than 10 pages sequentially; however, it’s not possible to display them simultaneously in the feed and on the graphs.

Authorization security

Analysis of pages within the tool is only possible after authorization through social network accounts. Popsters utilizes OAuth 2.0 authorization for all networks except Telegram. This protocol ensures a completely secure authorization process, as it does not transmit sensitive information such as email addresses or passwords to the tool. The tool only receives the necessary permissions required for its functionality, effectively eliminating the risk of hacking or unauthorized access.

For Telegram, authorization is conducted using a unique code, similar to the process in the messenger itself. This code is valid for one-time use only for authorizing in the tool and cannot be utilized in other applications or contexts.