This might be a long-shot, but does anyone know what the Twitter archive download looks like? I suspect its a zip file, but does it have a descriptive filename? I know I downloaded this, but it was probably three years ago and I cannot for the life of me find where I put it.

@jaheppler Here's what it looks like in my macOS finder (it's a zip file): twitter-2024-11-20-0c572c2997f101c22516f1ee9cb8efc88f6a344055ba726bdd6bd6e7d37ef944.zip

@jaheppler I have a hazy memory of something like tweets.js being the key file that contained everything, but I might be misremembering.

@thebigbabooski Hmm, okay. I figured they added some kind of random string after it. But I maybe the prepended twitter-2024 I can work with. Thanks!

@jaheppler I have an archive of everything in a Drive sheet, but I can't import that to micro.blog.

@jaheppler Mine was called "Your Archive.html"

@jaheppler There is a tweets.js file in a subfolder labeled "Data" and it appears to include all my tweets

@jaheppler If you don’t want to import to micro, I used a different static site option here: wcaleb.org/twitter/

@wcaleb That's cool, I'll have to check this out.

@wcaleb is that page a self-coded solution, micro.blog plugin or some other tool?

@jaheppler I like that every tweet gets a unique permalink.

@wcaleb Thanks! I appreciate the follow up info!

@wcaleb Yeah, that’s pretty nice.