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Support for json file [twitter] #119
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if your archive contains media, that's not the kind of archive forget supports forget expects "your tweet archive" from https://twitter.com/settings/account#tweet_export, not "your twitter data" from https://twitter.com/settings/your_twitter_data unfortunately, twitter adding this new kind of archive made it real confusing, and I think asking people to fish out a specific file from the archive, but only if they have this kind of archive, would make it worse. I added not too long ago a warning if the file you select looks big enough to be the wrong kind |
see also #64 (comment), in which I mused about extracting the archive in-browser |
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Currently, the system only allows the upload of the zip archive.
But that archive contains all the medias ever posted, so the zip is quite massive, and I guess there's no reason for it, wouldn't only the
tweet.js
json file be sufficient ?I tried to bypass it making an archive out of my json file, but I get
The file you uploaded is not a valid tweet archive. No posts have been imported.
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