Recently followed
In the Following tab, Changes lists who was followed and who was removed since the previous scan. All shows the complete list, with the new ones first.
Instagram shows you how many followers a profile has, not who arrived last or who left. FollowRadar does it in three steps: one on the site, two in the free extension for Chrome and Edge.
Enter a public profile's username in the box at the top of the home page. The site reads the public counters and shows you followers, following, photo and bio. Search it again another day and you also see the trend. No login, no account.
The extension opens a panel next to Instagram in your browser. Add the profile, press Scan on followers or following: the first scan saves a snapshot of the list, pausing between pages to respect Instagram.
From the second scan on, every change has its date: new followers, unfollowers, new following, removed following. New arrivals move to the top of the list. Everything stays in your browser.
In the Following tab, Changes lists who was followed and who was removed since the previous scan. All shows the complete list, with the new ones first.
In the Followers tab, Changes lists who arrived and who left, with date and time. The history at the bottom of the page sums up gained and lost per day.
On every row a heart says how many likes that person gave to the profile's recent posts; hover to see the post thumbnails. It refreshes on its own every 24 hours.
Below the profile card you find the active stories and the highlights. Open them from the panel without showing up among the viewers.