X Tweet Local Backup

Backs up your own X posts, replies and quotes to local storage as you publish them.

By @fcjdfb — https://x.com/fcjdfb QQ: 1325049261 ource available：https://github.com/cjydfb/x-tweet-local-backup While you post, reply or quote normally in your browser, this extension saves what you publish into local storage. Why it exists When an account is suspended for no clear reason, everything you wrote becomes unreachable — the official export takes days to request, and once suspended you cannot even log in to ask for it. This solves exactly that: the data lives in your own browser, on no server but yours. What it saves · Original posts, replies and quotes · Long-form (Premium) posts in full, untruncated · Images, video and GIFs (the files themselves are optional) · Poll choices and closing time · Edits — every version is kept and cross-referenced; the original is never overwritten · Deletions — the record stays and is marked "Deleted" · Where a link actually pointed, so it survives the t.co shortlink expiring Posts made on your phone, and on other devices Open your own profile on a computer and scroll down: the posts and replies you published from the mobile app are recovered automatically. That request is one the page was making anyway — the extension issues nothing of its own, and it does not end up storing anyone else's content either, because only posts whose author is your own account are kept. What it does NOT do · No automatic posting, replying, liking, following or retweeting · No DOM scraping of any kind · No requests of its own to X (the optional media download needs a separate permission, and only runs if you turn it on) · No cookies, tokens or credentials are read or stored · Nothing is uploaded — everything stays in your browser Please note The archive lives in your browser. Clearing browser data, uninstalling the extension or deleting your profile destroys it with no way back — export the JSON or the ZIP yourself, regularly, as the backup that survives.