Koptan comparison

A smaller Koptan alternative for reviewed Facebook cleanup.

Koptan's public Chrome Web Store listing describes a broad Facebook manager. Facebook Reset & Feed Control is narrower: clean groups, liked pages, follows, friends, and sent requests from a review-first queue.

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Fit

When to pick each

Pick Facebook Reset & Feed Control

Focused cleanup

You want a smaller extension for groups, pages, follows, friends, and sent requests with local data and visible stop controls.

Pick Koptan

Broader manager

You need the wider toolset described in Koptan's listing, such as analytics, exports, posts, saved items, blocks, joins, and other workflows.

Manual first

High-stakes items

For important groups, business pages, or sensitive relationships, manual review is still the safer starting point.

Scope

Feature boundaries

Facebook Reset & Feed Control covers reviewed cleanup for groups, liked pages, follows, friends, and sent friend requests. It does not claim to replace Koptan's full suite.

  • Included.Local queues, visible controls, pause/resume/stop, local receipts, no Facebook password prompt.
  • Not included.Post deletion, saved item cleanup, full Facebook-data exports, friend analytics, blocking, poking, group joining, or Instagram tools.
  • Current price.Free up to 3 ready items per run; Pro is $9 one-time for larger sessions.
  • Source checked.Koptan Chrome Web Store listing.

FAQ

Direct answers

Is this anti-Koptan?

No. It is a fit comparison. Koptan may be better for users who want a broad Facebook management suite.

Does Facebook Reset & Feed Control export data?

It exports local run history as JSON or CSV. This is not a full Facebook-data export or engagement analysis.

Does it need Facebook password?

No. It runs from Facebook pages already open in your desktop Chrome session.