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· Föderation EN Mi 26.03.2025 17:40:32 Of course, there are a few limitations. You can't use this for search. You need to know in advance which Tweet you want data for. It doesn't get all replies or reposts of a Tweet. So is a bit limited for academic analysis. Obviously, no deleted Tweets. You need to add your own styling etc if you want to display it on a website. The API is occasionally inconsistent. Running it twice in a row can produce subtly different results. But, other than that, it is perfect for extracting content. |
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Föderation EN Mi 26.03.2025 17:45:06 If you just want an *image* of a Tweet, you can use this URl: Replace the ID at the end with the one you want, and use a screenshot tool to grab the post. Again, no API key needed. Just raw access to Tweets and their contents. |
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Föderation EN Mi 26.03.2025 17:49:34 Anyway. Use this knowledge to remove all the Twitter embeds on your site and replace them with static content. I've written some helper scripts in Python at https://github.com/edent/Tweet2Embed |
