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Posted: 2025-12-03, by Micah Hoffman
Our Cash App Profile Bookmarklet has always felt inefficient to me.
The way it used to work was that you visited a Cash App user profile and would execute the bookmarklet. A modal (pop-up) window showed some of the data. If there was a profile image, you would see a hyperlink to click to have it open in a new tab. So many clicks! Exhausting.
We chose to do it that way because the bookmarklet could not reach out to a new domain to get the image due to web browser protections called CSP.
So I went back to my proverbial drawing board and re-imagined a solution that is elegant and efficient! I paired a bookmarklet with an HTML web page hosted on our https://tools.myosint.training site. Here's how it works now:
So NOW you get the profile data AND image in a single web page. Here's an example:
New Cash App Bookmarklet Output
The profile image is displayed and should be about 90-95% of the full sized image. Want to download it? Just right click and Save As.
We understand that some of you may have questions about the recent change from executing JavaScript bookmarklets in your browser to displaying data on our website. We want to be transparent about how this works.
When you use the Cash App bookmarklet, we simply take the data you've scraped and display it for you. We don't store, record, or log any of this information. Your OSINT work remains private—we're focused on building tools, not tracking how you use them.
The Cash App bookmarklet executes JavaScript in your browser, then displays the results on a web page on our site. This allows you to view the data along with a rendering of the profile image (if one exists).
We completely respect that different users have different comfort levels with various approaches. If this setup doesn't work for you, you're welcome to continue using other methods or tools that better fit your needs.
Posted: 2025-11-26, by Micah Hoffman
Just updated our X User ID Bookmarklet to include the location-based data (3 in the image below) that X recently revealed. To get this data, our bookmarklet needs to make and additional request to X on your behalf...so we've noted this is now an "Offensive" bookmarklet.
X.com User ID Bookmarklet
One other cool thing we put in is the last name change date of the account (1 in the image above) and how many times the account has been renamed (2).
Finally, we have the source of the account (4), which appears to be where the account was made and the "location accurate" parameter which your guess is as good as mine as to what that means.
Enjoy!
Posted: 2025-11-24, by Micah Hoffman
Quick note to tell you that we've made some big revisions in how many of our bookmarklets display data.
Each bookmarklet that changes the content of the page (👀 looking at you Date Revealer bookmarklets!) now gets a little message on the bottom right of the page stating that the bookmarklet has altered the page. We hope this makes it a little more clear to you and others that might see your screenshots. 
I bet a few of you have been frustrated by some of the bookmarklets that have content you want to copy. You click the modal and it moves. So frustrating....but not any more!
Our bookmarklets that pop up a modal window now have a header or banner that you can click on to move the modal. Any other place you click will do normal "mouse things" (like selecting text).

At the bottom of the modal windows you will now find a button to copy the data in the window as human-readable text and one to copy it in JSON. Hopefully this makes it even easier for you to save the data.

We are now using a standard-looking modal for our output. This means it should be easy for you to see it and find the data you need. You can see the blue modals in the above images.
The X Banner Bookmarklet that showed the date and time the banner image for an X profile was uploaded has been combined with our X User ID Bookmarklet.
We added a little bit of text to the modals, noting that the text was extracted with a bookmarklet from the https://tools.myosint.training site.
We hope this helps to spread awareness of these free tools and helps you and your colleagues remember "How did you get this data? What tool makes this modal window?"
We hope these changes make your use of these bookmarklets even easier and make your OSINT investigations that much more fun to do!
Posted: 2025-11-21, by Micah Hoffman
This bookmarklet is used on TikTok user profile pages. It adds the date and time to each video or reposted video on the page and reveals the image alt tag data as well so you can easily see the dates without clicking each video.
If the dates are within 7 days of the current date, you will see a 🚨 on the front of the timestamp to alert you to recent activity!
To remove the timestamps, refresh the page.
TikTok Date Revealer Bookmarklet
Posted: 2025-11-21, by Micah Hoffman
We have wanted to create a blog for quite some time now and, while specific page is temporary until we get our production one set up, it is at least a place for us to share some more OSINT with you!
As our bookmarklet library grows and these tools do more and more in your browser, we feel it is important to be clear about their use.
To this end, our Tools page now has a Disclaimers section at the bottom that you should read before using the bookmarklets.
We've been busy making new bookmarklets that you can get on our Tools page. These tools go WAY beyond just showing user IDs on social media platforms. You are going to ♥ the capabilities they put in your hands!
This bookmarklet is used on Pinterest user profile pages. The extracts user data and then grabs dates and times for 10 "boards". It then displays a modal with the user data and a table to display most recent board modifications. It also copies the data to your computer's clipboard for easy pasting into your notes.
This not only helps the OSINT analyst see creation and last used dates/times of the user account but also which boards were updated when.
Pinterest User Bookmarklet
👤 Poshmark User Bookmarklet
This bookmarklet is used on Poshmark user profile pages. It extracts user data and displays in a modal window.
The Poshmark web application pushes a lot of user information to your browser. This bookmarklet reveals that data to you in a scroll-able modal window.
It also has buttons at the bottom of the modal window to copy the data to your computer's clipboard for easy pasting into your notes.
Some interesting pieces of data you might find in Poshmark profiles using this bookmarklet include:
There is so much data in the page that we decided to just show it all to you and let YOU decide what is and is not important.
Poshmark User Bookmarklet
📅 Poshmark Date Revealer Bookmarklet
This bookmarklet is used on Poshmark user profile pages.
The purpose is the alter the listings and add the dates when they were most recently changed. These dates and times are in the source code of the web page but don't show in the listing display.
By showing the updated dates and times, analysts can hone in on listings and activity that are relevant to their investigations. Simply visit a Poshmark user page (like the one previously mentioned) and activate the bookmarklet to show the dates and times in red at the bottom of each listing.
To remove the timestamps, refresh the page.
Poshmark Date Revealer Bookmarklet
This bookmarklet is used on Snapchat user profile pages. This script adds the date and time to each story or spotlight video on the page so you can easily see the dates without clicking each video.
If the dates are within 7 days of the current date, you will see a 🚨 on the front of the timestamp to alert you to recent activity!
To remove the timestamps, refresh the page.
Snapchat Story/Spotlight Timestamp Bookmarklet
This bookmarklet extracts the creation and last updated dates from a Soundcloud profile page.
Soundcloud User Bookmarklet
We've got a lot more ideas for OSINT bookmarklets to make your work easier so stay tuned, watch our LinkedIn, BlueSky, and X socials and stay OSINT Curious!
--- Micah