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Find old tweets and public X posts by profile, year, month, or keyword—without endless scrolling. Find old tweets and public X posts by profile, year, month, or keyword—without endless scrolling or memorizing X/Twitter advanced search syntax. Tweet Time Machine detects a public profile handle from the active tab, lets you choose a year and month, and generates a focused date-based X search query. Add an optional keyword or exact quoted phrase when you want to narrow the results. Features: • Finds old tweets and public X posts from a specific profile • Jumps to a chosen year and month without timeline scrolling • Detects handles from supported x.com and twitter.com profile URLs • Recovers handles from compatible search-result URLs containing from:handle • Supports manual handle entry • Supports optional keywords and exact quoted phrases • Shows the generated query before opening it • Opens live X search results in a new tab • Copies the raw query as a reliable fallback Privacy by design: • No X API • No scraping or timeline automation • No cookies or page-content access • No remote server • No storage, ads, analytics, or tracking • Only the activeTab permission Tweet Time Machine generates search queries; X controls the results. It cannot recover deleted, private, or protected posts and does not guarantee complete historical coverage. Tweet Time Machine is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.
Aug 13, 2026
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