This will open a new window in your default web browser where you will be able to scroll through and look at each single tweet you sent.
This is my preferred way of browsing my Twitter history because it is clean and lets you browse per year and per month. It even shows you how many tweets you sent in a given month. There is also a search field that allows you to dig into your archive based on keywords. While helpful in very specific cases, I find the search feature to be lacking. Although the practical use of your Twitter history is fairly limited, I guess it is a good way to keep a local copy of your archive should you choose to delete your account.
Unzip the archive file. The file you downloaded has a long name containing many letters and numbers, beginning with the word "twitter" and ending with ". Then, choose a folder to extract the files to and select Extract. If you're using a Mac, double-click the ZIP file to immediately unzip it. This places a new folder with the same name in the current location. Open the new folder and double-click the file called Your archive. This opens a special HTML file containing the details of your archive in your default web browser.
When it loads, the file will look like a website. If you downloaded a version of your archive prior to , you may not find a Your archive. Twitter stopped providing a web file in their downloads for a period of time, which made it difficult to browse archives. Now, as long as your archive is 50 GB or smaller it's very, very rare to have an archive larger than that , this file will be included.
If your archive is larger than 50 GB, you can use a free tool called the Twitter archive browser. Inside the new folder you'll find a file called "index. Part 3. Click the Account tab to view your archived account details.
This option is in the left panel. Several new tabs will expand at the top of the page. Click the Profile tab at the top to see what was on your Twitter profile at the time of download, including your followers and who you are following.
Click Connected applications to view all apps you've given permission to access some of your Twitter data. Click Contacts to see a list of contacts you've uploaded to Twitter from your phone or tablet. Click Sessions to see when your account was accessed by other apps. Click Account access history to see your entire login history. Click the Tweets tab in the left panel to view your tweets. This displays your tweets similarly to how you'd see them on your Twitter profile.
You can also use the Replies and Retweets tabs at the top to see the information captured at the time of the download. To search your tweets, use the "Search tweets" bar at the top-right corner of the page. You can filter the search results using the "Search filters" panel. Click the Likes tab in the left panel to see all tweets you've liked. Every tweet you've ever clicked the heart on will appear on this page.
Click the Direct Messages tab to view all of your DMs. This option is also in the left panel, and the resulting DM list will appear similarly to how it appears on Twitter. You can search through your DMs using the "Search Messages" bar at the top. Click the Safety tab to view your muted and blocked accounts. Also on the left panel, this tab displays any account that was muted or blocked at the time you requested your archive will appear here. Click the Personalization tab to see what Twitter knows about you.
You'll see this toward the bottom of the left panel. Here you'll find several tabs at the top with different information Twitter uses to determine demographics information for advertising purposes. The Interests tab displays a list of things Twitter thinks you are interested in based on your activity. Advertiser lists tells you which of Twitter's advertisers has added you to their audiences. The Location tab lists locations associated with your account. Saved Searches displays any of the searches you've saved on Twitter.
Click the Ads tab on the left panel to see ads you've been shown. All of the ads Twitter places in your feed will appear on this tab. You can click Show details under any ad to see who the target audience for the ad was, and why it was shown to you. Check your email for communication from Twitter Make sure the twitter. Creating an archive of your Twitter account can take from a few minutes to hours and, in some cases, days. Once it hits your inbox, the message will contain an URL linked to a Twitter page where you can do your download.
Download and unpack a ZIP file My contacts tweet a lot and most are reporting download file sizes in excess of tens of megabytes, with the most active individuals even mentioning several hundred megabytes.
Once your download completes, unarchive the ZIP file to your desktop or elsewhere. Open a ReadMe file inside which contains instructions on the archive structure.
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