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Export X/Twitter bookmarks to CSV or import directly to BookmarksIQ. BookmarksIQ Exporter lets you save your X (Twitter) bookmarks - either as a CSV file or directly to your BookmarksIQ account. Two ways to use it: Option A - One-Click Import (recommended) Log in to BookmarksIQ.com, click the green import icon, and hit Start Import. The extension automatically collects your X bookmarks and sends them to your account. Duplicates are skipped. If you've imported before, it only collects the new ones. Option B - CSV Export Click the extension icon on any page, choose your export mode (all bookmarks, latest N, or a date range), and press Start Export. The extension opens your bookmarks page, scrolls through them, and downloads a CSV file you can upload to BookmarksIQ or use anywhere. Features: • Full tweet text - including long posts (never truncated) • Exact engagement stats (likes, retweets, replies, views, bookmarks) • Collects author info, media URLs, video URLs, and article metadata • Filter by count or date range (CSV mode) • Automatically navigates to your bookmarks page • Fast adaptive scrolling - only waits as long as needed • Smart import - skips bookmarks you've already imported • Dark theme popup that matches X • No API keys or passwords required - reads directly from the page • Works with Chrome, Brave, Edge, and any Chromium browser
Mar 12, 2026
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