Buzz
How can you see who likes you on Bumble? While you can view your matches, when you try to see those who have swiped right on your profile, their images are blurred, and you need to pay to view them clearly. This guide will help you check who likes you without spending money.
Steps
View Your Matches
Open Bumble. The app has a yellow background with a honeycomb logo.
- You can also visit https://bumble.com/ if you prefer using a computer.
Tap the chat bubble icon. You'll find this icon in the lower right corner of the screen.
Check the "Match Queue" (Matched Profiles). Here, you’ll see the profiles you’ve swiped right on and those who have swiped right on you.
- Check out some tips and advice to help you match with more people.
Browser Debugging Tips
View who likes you using the Chrome browser on your computer. This trick only works if you're accessing Bumble via a desktop browser.
- If Bumble detects this loophole, they will fix it, and this tip will no longer work. Try it as soon as you can!
Press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+J (on Windows) or ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+J (on Mac). This action opens the developer console in Chrome.
Refresh the page. You can do this by clicking the curved arrow icon at the top of Chrome, or right-clicking on a blank area of the page and selecting Reload. You'll now see multiple URL paths in the right-hand panel.
- If no information appears under the "Name" field, make sure you haven’t entered anything into the "Filter" field at the top.
Click on the special URL path. Scroll through the options under "Name" until you find /mwebapi.phtml?SERVER_GET_ENCOUNTERS. You might need to enlarge the window to find this information.
Click on the Response tab. This tab appears alongside the "Name" field in the right panel.
Copy the information in the Response box. To ensure you copy all the content in the box, click on it and press Control + A (on Windows) or Command + A (on Mac) to highlight everything, then press Control + C (on Windows) or Command + C (on Mac) to copy.
On another browser tab, open an online JSON viewer. You can quickly access it at http://viewer.stack.hu.
Right-click on the blank area of the JSON viewer and select Paste (Paste). This will paste a large amount of character data with URL paths into the viewer.
- If this doesn't work, you can also paste by clicking in the text box and pressing Control + V (on Windows) or Command + V (on Mac).
Click on the Viewer tab in the JSON viewer. This action organizes the data for better viewing.
Find the ClientEncounters/Results menu. After doing this, you’ll see a list of people who like you. Follow these steps:
- Expand the body menu.
- Expand the 0 menu.
- Expand the ClientEncounters menu.
- Expand the Results menu, and you’ll see a group of folders numbered from 0 to 9.
Expand each numbered folder. Simply click the + next to each number. Under each number, you’ll find a folder labeled user.
- The information you're looking for is inside the user folder. Each numbered folder represents the first 10 people who liked you.
Expand the user folder. The names and ages in the list will appear in order of user activity.
Check the "has_user_voted" value above the user folder. This will either show true or false.
- If the value is true, it means the user might have liked you – to confirm, check the match_message in their user menu. If you see the message "They like you too! Now X has 24 hours to message you (Họ cũng thích bạn! Bây giờ X có 24 giờ để nhắn tin cho bạn)," they definitely liked you.
- If the value is false, it’s possible they haven’t swiped right on you. This could mean they haven’t seen your profile or they might have swiped left.
- Now, you can repeat the process for the next 10 people in the list.
