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Batch download all images and videos from a Twitter/X account, including withheld accounts, in original quality.
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The issue might be the file size being too large. I tested it with the desktop version, and the total size of all the files you downloaded is around 2 GB. Maybe I need to add an option to zip the files into parts.
Oh, so it works fine for downloading on the desktop version, right? Maybe it’s a download capacity limitation with my mobile browser? But I’ve downloaded larger files (around 5GB) on my mobile browser before without any issues. So I’m not sure what’s going on.
Splitting the file into multiple zip archives sounds like a good idea too (for example, if the file to be downloaded exceeds 2GB, a new zip archive is automatically generated). That could work well as well.
What I mean is that it’s possible JSZip has a limit when compressing files, but I’m not sure. I’ll try using the method of zipping files in parts instead.
Oh, I see.
Thank You.
I'm just reminding you again, use a dummy account to obtain the auth token, because using an auth token can get an account suspended. This has already happened to a gallery-dl user on GitHub, and I also use gallery-dl. So, don't use your main account.
Hello! Thank you for your reminder! Although my main account hasn’t been banned, I still used the temporary email website you mentioned to register a new Twitter account. I plan to use this account for downloading media files from now on and won’t be using my main account anymore. Thank you!
Also, I’ve just updated to v2.5. After completing the download and packaging it into a zip file, it did indeed split into 4 parts. The browser can download them normally, and there are no issues after unzipping the files. Thank you for your work!!🎉☺️
Hello, author. Today, I used a script to download media from a certain Twitter user multiple times, but every time when the files are being packaged into a ZIP file, the browser does not start the download.
The progress bar shows 100%, and after I refresh the page and click download again, the script prompts me whether I want to redownload 1715 images. This suggests that all the files were downloaded, but why hasn't the browser started the download? Could it be because there are too many media files? I didn't encounter this issue when downloading media from users with fewer files.