Scroll down to the view count and tap F5. The view count will increase each time by 1. Now hold it for a few seconds and let go. The views will increase a lot. Now lets see how high the views can go!
Just gonna leave this here. now you be good with it, and totally not just drop into the dev console, run the code and wait several minutes for all the requests to complete.
its fairly simple, though a bit rough,
its a single for loop that runs 500 times, running one command
$ is short form for JQuery
.ajax is a jquery function that requests a web page
its given two parameters:
type:'HEAD' means that only the http header is requested (less data but still counts for views it seems)
url:'' is, well, the url that gets requested
the 500 requests are made concurrently (not ideal but w/e) so theres a minute or two of lag while the browser figures it out, and once its done.. nothing happens (as the command doesn't do anything with requested data), but once the page is refreshed normally, the additional views are shown
actually, while im being autistic, here's a much nicer script that will only send one request at a time and not lag the browser using a recursive function instead of a for loop, once again ### should say the full url of this page but i cant write it here as the comment would get formatted. so if you want to max out views...
d=500;u='###';c=0;f=function(d,c,u){c++;$.ajax({type:'HEAD',url:u}).done (function(){if(c<=d){console.log('request '+c+' of '+d);f(d,c,u);}});};f(d,c,__u);
aaand here it is again without getting ****** by text formatting.. god damn it.
ddd=500;uuu='###';ccc=0;fff=function(d,c,u){c++;$.ajax({type:'HEAD',url:u}).done (function(){if(c<=d){console.log('request '+c+' of '+d);fff(d,c,u);}});};fff(ddd,ccc,uuu);