So far, the best solution I found is a Google Chrome extension called "Twitter Media Downloader". I'm not sure if that's related to Twitter's display limitation described here, or if there is some other reason they can't download everything, but that's not something that works for me, because I know that older tweets still exist too. A much bigger problem is that neither program goes all the way back chronologically. Still, these are not the main reasons I'm not satisfied with either. Jdownloader doesn't seem to skip any tweets, but it only downloads original ones, ignoring retweets. RipMe downloads both original tweets and retweets, but it seems to skip some of the tweets for no apparent reason, and the chronological order doesn't look quire right. PT with more information from Twitter.I've been trying out various ways to download the pictures and videos a particular account has all at once. Facebook's Download Your Information allows users to get a copy of what they've shared on Facebook, such as photos, posts, messages, friends list, and chat conversations. Saying that "Users should be able to control the data they store in any of Google's products," Google's Data Liberation Front tool is designed "to make it easier for users to move their data in and out of Google products" such as Gmail and Google Drive. The move brings Twitter in line with other companies that allow export of data they create. " a priority we absolutely want to have out by the end of the year," he said. A Twitter representative told CNET that the company is currently testing the feature "with a very small percentage of users." (Image below shows what some users have reported seeing.)ĬEO Dick Costolo announced during a keynote at the Online News Association conference in San Francisco in September that it expected to provide users with one of the most-desired capabilities by year's end. The new feature does not appear to be part of a wide rollout at this time it was unavailable to this user. Twitter has finally provided the option to download all your tweets - /nspeaks/status.- Navjot Singh December 16, 2012
A link will be emailed to you when the file is ready for download."
Twitter users began tweeting last night about the appearance on a new settings feature that allows users to "Request your archive." A brief note under the new button informs users that "you can request a file containing your information, starting with your first tweet. Twitter has apparently begun rolling out a promised feature that allows users to download their entire archive of tweets.
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