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Export your saved X/Twitter bookmarks to a CSV file with a single click. X Bookmarks Exporter lets you download your saved posts from X (formerly Twitter) as a clean CSV—ready for Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, or your own scripts. What it does Exports your X/Twitter bookmarks to a single CSV file. Handles large bookmark libraries (may take a moment depending on volume). Works entirely in your browser—no accounts, no servers, no tracking. How to use Install the extension. While logged in to X, open your Bookmarks (https://x.com/i/bookmarks ). Click the extension icon and start the export. Your CSV downloads automatically. CSV columns (when available) Tweet URL Tweet text (plain text) Author display name Author handle (@username) Tweet ID Tweet timestamp (UTC) Bookmark captured time (UTC) Media URLs (if detected) Privacy & data Processing happens locally in your browser. The extension only reads content on X’s bookmark pages to generate your file. No data is collected, stored, or shared by the developer. Permissions “Read data on x.com” — required to extract bookmark information from the page you’re viewing. Notes & limitations You must be logged in to X and able to view your bookmarks. Very large bookmark sets can take longer to export. Site changes by X may affect functionality; updates will follow as needed. Not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by X Corp/Twitter. Support Issues or feature requests: add an issue on the project page or contact the developer. (Replace this line with your preferred support link/email.)
Oct 13, 2025
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