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Collect a user-limited number of visible X/Twitter posts and export them locally. X Tweet Exporter is a local-first Chrome extension for organizing and exporting accessible public posts from the current X / Twitter page. After the user starts a task, the extension collects public post content from the current page based on the user-selected target count, then exports the results locally as JSON or Markdown files. It can be used for personal content organization, public post archiving, inspiration collection, and content structure analysis. Features: - Set the number of posts to collect - Collect accessible public posts from the current X / Twitter page - Extract visible information such as post text, author, timestamp, engagement data, and post links - Export as JSON - Export as Markdown - Local processing only; no data upload Limitations: - Collection must be started by the user - Collection count is limited by the user-selected target count - Only accessible public content on the current page can be processed - The extension does not read DMs, cookies, tokens, account credentials, or browsing history - The extension does not upload, sync, sell, or share collected content - The extension does not run in the background - X / Twitter page structure changes may affect extraction results - Actual collected count may depend on page loading, platform restrictions, and content visibility
Jun 7, 2026
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