Scrape Facebook Group Posts with Every Photo, Newest First
Sergei Belostotskii
Get the latest public posts from a Facebook group in chronological order and recover photo URLs hidden behind +N grids when they are publicly available, with a delayed retry for slow-loading albums. Each row flags media completeness so you can spot posts with missing photos.
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Facebook shows only the first few photos of a post and hides the rest behind a +N overlay. This task expands the post to recover those extra photo URLs when they are public.
Each row includes media_completeness, media_review_severity and media_plus_n_risk, which flag posts where Facebook may have hidden more photos than were returned.
This task is tuned for a fresh, newest-first snapshot of recent posts. The archive task focuses on paging back through older history with a cursor.