I need a small, Windows-friendly Python script that will open a real browser with Selenium and wipe large batches of content from my X (Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram accounts. Because my X account sits on the free API tier I keep running into 403 errors, so this project must rely solely on browser automation—no official APIs or paid third-party tools. Here’s what I’m after: the script launches from the command prompt, asks for (or reads from a .env) my login credentials, signs in, and then iterates through all visible posts, tweets, and reels, deleting each one until none remain or until it hits an optional stop condition such as a date or a post count I can set. A simple console printout like “Deleted tweet #42” is enough for logging; I don’t need elaborate error handling beyond retrying a failed click once or twice and flagging anything it ultimately can’t remove. Deliverables • Clean, well-commented Python source code built around Selenium • requirements.txt and a short README with step-by-step setup and usage instructions • A quick demo video or screenshots proving the script can purge at least a dozen items on each platform in one run If you can keep the external dependencies light and the runtime smooth on a standard Windows 10 machine, that’s exactly what I need.