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Save videos, images, and GIFs from public X/Twitter posts on X. No uploads, accounts, or third-party sites. Want to save videos, images, or GIFs from X/Twitter without sending links to a third-party website? This extension adds the download action directly to the X/Twitter page. Open a public post, click the in-page "Save Media" button, and Chrome starts saving the files right away. No extra account, no upload step, and no need to leave X. Why it feels easier: - The button appears right on the post - The extension shows progress, completion, and retry states in one place - Downloads continue even after the popup closes Great for: - saving video clips from public posts - downloading all images from a media post - keeping GIFs and mixed media organized locally - sorting files by username, tweet ID, date, and media type Key features: - Download directly on X/Twitter - No third-party downloader site required - Works with publicly accessible posts - Local-first handling with no media uploads - Queue with progress, retries, and completion states - Folder grouping and customizable filename templates - Parallel downloads for faster saves on multi-file posts feat: - Added a new “Batch Queue” entry for individual posts - Let users add single media items to a batch queue before downloading - Support collecting media from multiple public posts into one queue - Batch queue can be reviewed, removed item by item, or cleared entirely - Added one-click download for all items in the queue - Added queue status updates for progress and results - Improved duplicate media deduplication to reduce repeated adds - Added a batch queue usage guide so the entry is easier to find How it works: 1. Install the extension 2. Open a public X/Twitter post with media 3. Click "Save Media" on the post 4. Track progress and results in the extension Notes: - Supports public X/Twitter posts only - Saved content depends on whether the post's media is publicly accessible
Jul 21, 2026
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