TwExport - Export Twitter Tweets
Export and download all tweets from a user to CSV for Twitter.
Chrome extension for scraping X (formerly known as Twitter profile)
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The Chrome extension allows you to scrape X (formerly known as Twitter) tweets from any user to help you analyze and build your profile. With this extension, you can easily gather data on a specific user's tweets and use it to gain insights and create a more comprehensive understanding of their online presence. Whether you're a marketer looking to gather data on your competitors or a social media manager looking to better understand your audience, this extension provides a quick and convenient way to gather the information you need.
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Export and download all tweets from a user to CSV for Twitter.
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One click to export tweet and post list of any X/Twitter account, save as CSV/Excel/JSON file.
Web Scrapper for Twitter™ or X™. Extract Tweet text, like Counts, view counts, image/video URLs, retweet numbers.
Export and download all tweets from a user to CSV/Excel for Twitter
scraping X/Twitter to csv
Works for small tasks, but the load data rate of 10s max is making it near impossible to scrape more than 500 something tweets. Please make the number more adjustable, potentially as text input!
is there a repository? this almost works, but the twitter search seems to fail if your end month has <31 days, since it inputs the end day as 31 for all months regardless if its a valid date. ez fix, two lines max
the extension works alright!! for large amount of tweets it messes up and finishes at random but for small tasks it's fine [also, it doesn't work right now..]
Look like X updated their search method
Thank you for creating this, but unfortunately, it's not working at the moment. I followed the instructions in the video, but I'm still unable to fetch anything from X. Additionally, the instructions in the video don't fully align with the updated version of the addon. Regardless, even with the values provided, it's skipping directly to the results page without showing any data. Expecting update fix- ASAP :-)
Hii, This has been really helpful! Have you developed anything similar for LinkedIn? Please it would be extremely helpful!
fix it please, when you do the serach the since is braking the result. just need the work from or womtihig.
Not working..Followed the instructions in the video but still can't fetch anything from X
Fantastic. Three things. 1. Can you scrape liked tweets? 2. At 1 second rate limiting twitter killed it after 458 tweets. Any suggestions for the right rate limt? 3. My top tweets list doesn't seem to have links to originals. This would be nice.
Have been using this scraper a lot for my thesis, and while it is really helpful, be mindful that it very often misses/skips a lot of the tweets within your timeframe. I had to run it three times over the same timeframe and gathered about 320 tweets more than when I ran it once (timeframe of just 3 months). Also, while it worked fine previously, the whole scraper suddenly gave out and I can't get it back to work. I have reinstalled it, used different accounts, emptied my cache/history, restarted my PC. I hope it works after a cooling-down period, but I sadly think it won't work. Hope it does! @Sam Sek, thanks for your reply, I do hope the 0.0.5 version should work. However, I don't see it in the chrome webstore yet, is that right?