Just a quick note to let folks know that I’ve finally taken the time to rewrite TweetDumpr. It now actually works again, plus it’s quite a bit faster as well. The two limitations are that it will only be able to get the latest 3200 tweets from your timeline, and it will only work for unprotected users (feel free to temporarily unprotect your timeline then lock it down again when TweetDumpr has done it’s thing).

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Read about some changes and updates.

The general response to my hesitation on the release of my Twitter timeline export tool was that I should, indeed, release it. So I have.

The tool now carries one of the most attractive names around: TweetDumpr. With it, you can export your entire Twitter timeline to a CSV (comma separated value) file, which can be read by any spreadsheet application. To get around the lingering privacy issues, the tool now requires you to authenticate to Twitter first, which makes sure you are only dumping your timeline and not someone else’s.

Currently, the tool only works on public timelines, but a new version is already in the works that handles protected users. Feel free to give it a go and report back on bugs that you encounter – it is still in the early stages of development.