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Seems like tinder blocks a user for 12 hours who swipes more than 2000 times in a hour (I have not verified this information). So, may be you want to change the delay to 2000 from current 1000 to be in the safe side. Delay of 2 seconds will at max swipe 1800 times in an hour.

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The code has been patched yet again. This time, they decided to get rid of easy indicators of the like button. Below is working code (for now):

var buttons = document.getElementsByTagName('button');
var button = () => {
var butt = null;
var seen = 0;
for (const button of buttons) {
const props = button['__reactProps$zagytlsl8m'];
if (props != undefined && props.className != undefined && props.className.includes('like')) {
if (seen != 0){
butt = button;
break;
}
seen += 1;
}
}
return butt;
}
setInterval(function(){ button().click(); }, 1000)

Note that the props variable needs to change after every page refresh. This is because the code after reactProps$ changes with every page reload. Therefore, run the following code first:

console.log(document.getElementsByTagName('button'));

This will print an array of buttons. Click on any button in this array and copy the code after reactProps$ into the props variable. Then you can run the code above.

For those interested, the reason we are using a "seen" variable is because the super like always comes before the like in the buttons array. So we simply use the seen variable to skip the super like.